Religiouswar Stories

A Warrior prince, bound to a goddess of the Hearth. He truly is duty bound to both Her and his people, with a rich love of the future. He truly believes in his father's words even as the gods tremble with fear at what could come of them, no matter how well intentioned. A Prince of Egypt, beautiful and glistening like a bird of the Nile itself, comes to negotiate a treaty. His homeland seeks to avoid the coming storm they can forsee, and the chains that come for their continent en masse. He will be their sacrificial lamb, for which he had been trained. He is sent to seduce the princess, so why does his attention keep wandering to the prince? A story of many loves and the dangers of power. How kindness can be so easily bent by hate, but also how it can be so fragile when challenged.

In a post-apocalyptic world, two colossal trenches carved into the earth split the land in two. To the east beneath an endless grey sky, the infected roam-a mindless, frenzied horde that kills all in its path. To the west, beyond the trenches' protection, nine kingdoms have risen from the ruins of civilization. In the realm of the Salazar bloodline, Prince Willow senses in dread of a new terror stirring within the infected lands-a new, dark force poised to purge the last remnants of humanity and plunge the world into eternal darkness. But after centuries of peace between east and west, few believe him. The story begins in the cursed east, as an unknown man awakens. He does not know why he is there. He does not know what he is. But soon, he will become the fulcrum on which the fate of both worlds will be decided. The tale unfolds through Willow's eyes as he watches the infected rise begin to engulf the last strongholds of humanity. **Notes from the author**: In this book, the author has draws on real life civilisations, characters and battles to tell the fantastical story of an ancient war in a post-apocalyptic world.

The Cradle is a wonderful place full of life, a place in need of protecting. Phiion, the lord of light, and his Elysians serve to protect all life on the Cradle. All is well until an ultimate menace rears it's ugly head, the Elysians are all that stand between this evil and the mortals of the Cradle. But will they be strong enough to hold back this evil? Or will they fail and all life as they know it will cease to exist?