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Robert Newcomb

    Robert Newcomb's early travels widely influenced his perspective, laying a foundation for his imaginative storytelling. His literary journey commenced with 'The Fifth Sorceress,' the inaugural volume in the sweeping 'The Chronicles of Blood and Stone' trilogy. Newcomb's prose is characterized by its intricate world-building and compelling narrative drive, immersing readers in rich, unfolding sagas. His works delve into the intricate dynamics between characters and their destinies within perilous, vividly rendered settings.

    Mamma und ich plus 3
    The Gates of Dawn
    The Fifth Sorceress
    The Gates of Dawn
    The Scrolls of the Ancients
    • The Scrolls of the Ancients

      • 754 pages
      • 27 hours of reading

      Krassus, a devoted servant of the Vagaries, sends demonic slaver ships to Eutracia's coast, capturing men and women and bringing them to the Citadel, an island fortress where evil dreams manifest as living nightmares.

      The Scrolls of the Ancients
      3.8
    • The Gates of Dawn

      • 672 pages
      • 24 hours of reading

      Eutracia enjoyed three centuries of peace until a long-buried horror resurfaced, seeking vengeance. Although the war against the Sorceresses of the Coven was won, it resulted in devastating losses: the king and queen are dead, the wizards' council is shattered, and the land lies in chaos.

      The Gates of Dawn
      3.4
    • The Fifth Sorceress

      • 895 pages
      • 32 hours of reading

      Tristan, prince of Eutracia, knows it is his destiny to be crowned king, however much he dislikes the notion. Preferring the irresponsibilities of life as a prince in waiting, his coronation draws uncomfortably near. But his fate is sealed when his kingdom is assailed by a monstrous army, misshapen slaves of the long-banished, vengeance-seeking Sorceresses from across the Sea of Whispers. Together with his tutor, guide and adviser, the wizard Wigg, Tristan must cross this uncrossable sea and face the sorceresses in their lair - for they have taken his twin sister captive and stolen the magic of Eutracia for their own vile purposes. And on this storm-tossed journey fraught with danger, he is pressed to learn the nature of magic. For unbeknownst to Tristan, not only is he to inherit the crown of Eutracia, but also a far greater burden. For he is the Chosen One of whom the Prophecies foretold, the one upon whose shoulders rests the ultimate balance of Good and Evil in this world...

      The Fifth Sorceress
      3.2
    • The Gates of Dawn

      • 467 pages
      • 17 hours of reading

      The wind howled, and lightning streaked across the sky, heralding a dark turn of events. For three centuries, Eutracia thrived in peace, but a long-dormant horror has returned to exact revenge. Although the war against the Sorceresses of the Coven was won, it came at a grave cost: the king and queen are dead, the wizards' council is in ruins, and the land lies in chaos. Prince Tristan, forced by the Coven to kill his father, is now a fugitive with a bounty on his head. Alongside his twin sister, her infant daughter, the last surviving council member Wigg, and the exiled wizard Faegan, he seeks refuge in underground labyrinths. Their mission is to rebuild Eutracia, but evil still lurks, as an army of apprentice wizards hunting the Coven's remnants falls prey to dark forces born of hatred. Compounding their troubles, the sacred source of magic begins to fail, threatening the very existence of wizards and magic itself. As time runs out, Wigg and Faegan must uncover who or what has taken the place of the Sorceresses and aims to destroy Eutracia. Ultimately, Tristan must confront this new, transcendent evil in a battle for his life, his land, and his destiny. This installment continues the epic adventure, showcasing a thrilling new voice in fantasy.

      The Gates of Dawn