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    Ashar'an Rising

    By Robert Day

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    Book 2 of the Nexus Wars Saga, by Robert Day.

    *****

    'From the blood of the noble serpents he shall rise,
    born of the snow and mountains by the star- child
    and raised by the wolf under the shadow of the watcher.
    Washed with the blood of innocents and wielding the dragon's flame,
    he shall rise from the flames and strike at the hosts of hell,
    and death shall be his guide to either salvation or destruction.

    then the son of the Lion shall travel to the sylvan ocean,
    and within find the daughter of the long-lived,
    so shall they unite their people as one to follow the river of blood
    that the Skymaster has ridden.'

    :The Chronicles of Yas, T.E. 1105

    *****

    Following on where Demon Gates finished, Ashar'an Rising follows Valdieron, descendant of Kay'taari Dragon-riders, as he continues his quest to restore the Disk of Akashel.

    Heading South toward Dak'mar, he hopes to discover more about his heritage and locate pieces of the Artefact. With the Demon Hordes invading the Elven realm of Lloreander, and Ashar'an Assassins dogging his every move, can he harness the combat training of the Dream Plane of Kel'Valor in time to battle the rising threat?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobert Day
    Release dateFeb 2, 2011
    ISBN9781458124999
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