The Fyroxi tribe has been driven close to extinction during the Eclipse War. Worse still, they have been forced to inhabit a desert wasteland where their younglings could hardly survive. Stripped of their magic powers, the once proud warrior race was faced with utter humiliation. Chief Durrigan of the Fire-Striders tribe had passed the baton to Amaru before passing while hoping she will steer the people to safety. Would Amaru, the goddess daughter of Yamaria be able to save their race?
The Fyroxi could easily be mistaken for humans considering their physical features but can equally slip into fox form. However, they weren’t as barbaric as their human neighbors.
Emery was kindhearted, a stark contrast to her cruel father, King Godfrey. As the heir to the Redwyn throne, her father’s impunity could cause problems.
The Solgaele Monastery was situated in the desert and Alaric hated the idea of living in such boring environment. However, all that changed when he encountered beautiful Amber. He would do everything just to win her heart but little did he know she was Amaru, the Fyroxi girl.
In a world of Humans, Elves, Dwarves, and Gnomes, there would always be conflict of interest and battles for superiority. This sci-fi is engaging and thrilling to read. It’s indeed a masterpiece!
BIO: Spencer Steeves has always clung to this belief and wondered if writers were simply the lucky few able to glimpse worlds beyond the ken of regular mortals.
Fueled at first by the works of authors such as Brandon Mull, John Flanagan, and Lisa McMann, Spencer’s mind began to glimpse new worlds at a young age. Living in a small Connecticut town where there wasn’t often much to do, he’d retreat to his backyard, where he kept sticks and tree branches in all sorts of odd shapes. In his free time, he’d pretend these were magical medieval weapons and monsters. He hosted grand tournaments of warriors and battles between creatures, both mighty and small. As he grew older, though, he started delving into new ways to express his creativity. What started as a fan-fiction with an original team exploring the world of Pokemon Mystery Dungeon, soon blossomed into stories about worlds all his own. He dabbled with several different stories, creating the basis of several tales that he’s working on to this day. But it all culminated in his first year of college when he decided to expand upon an intriguing universe he’d used for a board game in a high school game design class. Inspiration struck, and he wrote every day for a month, spending every free moment between and after classes in the computer lab. By the end of that month, the first draft of his first published novel, Everything Under the Sun lay before him. Since then, he’s continued to work at new ideas, discovering a variety of new lands on the planets of Keylis and Terranae Chit’l, and he has no plans to stop exploring any time soon.
