Lord of Snow and Shadows
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All Gavril Andar has ever known of life is the sunny clime of his southern home, his beautiful mother, and his love of painting. Until his peace is shattered – and his destiny decreed – by the arrival of a group of fierce clan warriors from the north. The father he has never known is dead. The man who ruled the wintry kingdom of Ahkendir, a man in whose veins ran the burning blood of the Drakhoul, has been murdered by his enemies.
Blood. The liquid that will seal Gavril’s fate. For becoming Drakhaon means not only ascending to the throne of Azhkendir, but also changing – changing, in subtle ways at first, into a being of erxtraordinary power and might. Becoming a dragon-warrior. One that must be replenished with the blood of innocents in order to survive.
Kidnapped by the warriors, Gavril is incarcerated in Kastel Drakhaon, with no means of escape from the isolated, ice-bound kingdom. Expected to avenge his father’s death, and carefully watched by neighbouring rulers waiting for their chance to move against him, the untested Gavril must fight to retain his human heart and soul in the face of impending war – and the dark instincts that threaten to overpower him…
October 14th, 2009 at 11:48 am
Sarah is a new author to me but she will not be a stranger because I am already near the end of Book 2 in the series “The Tears of Artamon” and looking for Book 3. Keep them coming!!
December 2nd, 2009 at 2:35 am
This was a really entertaining book. Here I am out at sea off the coast of Alaska (I’m a sailor)and bored out of my mind, so I looked in the ship’s library and there laid this book. Thank goodness! I loved the adventure and the characters, I can’t wait to read book two.
July 9th, 2011 at 10:40 am
I have just read the entire trilogy. I really enjoyed the books. Congratulations on writing a great series. Original setting and ideas. Lots of good twists and turns. Well developed characters.Great philosophical ideas underpin the books. I really liked the fact that the plot was not predictable. I have started on the next series already.
August 31st, 2011 at 8:41 pm
A great read! I stumbled on this jewel in a book store and the art work and name grabbed my attention. I immediately returned for the other two! Miss Sarah you are a genius in your work!
November 3rd, 2011 at 10:47 pm
Nick – I was so pleased to read your comment and thrilled that you liked the trilogy. I’m determined to get that sequel written – epublishing may be the answer for Book 4 of Artamon!
November 3rd, 2011 at 10:50 pm
I’m so pleased you liked the trilogy, Christine, and I’m sorry to be so slow in replying. I hope that you’ve enjoyed Alchymist”s Legacy… and the short story I’ve posted recently may intrigue you… Many thanks for your support!