Child of the Rift
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Inspired by the original Dragon Age Inquisition fan fiction that I've been writing, welcome the novel Child of the Rift, a story that follows Dawn in her own unique story.
Darkness descended upon the Kingdom, a mighty King fell to the magic as it tore at the veil, releasing beings beyond what those of the lands could comprehend. Upon the day of Dawn's birth, the day that the rift began, she was the vessel needed to avoid the destruction of all life.
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