New!
Deceived
(The
Athanasian Realm) (Volume 1)
By
M.C. Colon
One thousand years ago, the Towers
on the Isle of Wisdom were beacons of hope. Originally started to train
Sorcerers, Clerics, and Warriors to protect the Athanasian Realm, the Towers
gave the people a sense of security against the enemies in the Tenebrosity
Realm. But when the original Tower members left, that peace was shattered, and
now, the Towers have fallen into a state of decline. Now run by the Merila, the
Mahatma, the Towers are not what they used to be. Magic users are practically
impotent. The knowledge of the past has been hidden away, keeping everyone
complacent and weak. Protecting the Athanasian Realm seems almost impossible
now. When the current Luminary, Eliza, is poisoned and loses her powers, Merila
appoints Eliza’s Second, Adicia, to the position. Adicia, though, isn’t quite
as gullible and naïve as Merila thinks she is. When things start spiraling out
of control around the time of the Springtime Celebration, Adicia and he
friends, Tavis and Gara, discover things aren’t quite what they seem. Orc
attacks, ignored cries for help, and youth with magic abilities that haven’t
been seen in years force Adicia and her friends on a quest to track down the
only man who can help them. There’s only one problem – Garnrin is not only
retired, he’s also the only one who can bring Merila down. Adicia and her
friends must fight rogue magic users, goblins, and hell hounds, all while
trying to uncover the truth about the Towers, the Realm, and everything
in-between. Can they bring the Towers back to their former glory, or will their
quest lead to the destruction of the entire Athanasian Realm?
Biography
M.C.
Colon was born in Cheyenne, WY to loving and wonderful parents, Monte and Gail
Horst. She grew up never intending to leave Wyoming, but after graduation she
found herself joining the Army, destined for Hanau, Germany on her first duty
assignment. Now, mere decades later, she is married to a supportive and loving
Christian man, and mother to five kids ranging from early twenties to six years
old. She hopes to continue entertaining her audiences with stories for many
decades to come.