Reality's Plaything

A Ring Realms Novel

by Will Greenway

Impossible battles. Unconquerable enemies. A hero with one mission: to win in order to take back his life.

A borderlands scout is propelled on an epic odyssey to rescue (and eventually marry) his kidnapped lover, confront evil gods and goddesses and their minions, and discover the strength and means of controlling his unique, inherited ability to bend reality--a power that, unleashed, could destroy him.

The life Bannor Starfist knows and loves is fractured when the insane moon goddess Hecate learns of his reality-bending power and seeks to capture it for herself. With Hecate's minions constantly closing in on him, devastating the land and world he loves, he's joined by Savants like himself, Elves, Humans, and Dwarves in their mutual efforts to resist their enemy's relentless assault.
In a life turned upside down, Bannor's love for Sarai, his elven wife-to-be, is tested by secrets and terrible truths and he struggles to overcome guilt over the death of a brother. Resolve and confidence war with flagging will and imminent despair as Hecate's marathon of destruction grinds on. How does one man fight a god? Between the rock and the hard place he finds himself in, Bannor Starfist must find a way to destroy his enemy's dark army and bring an end to an immortal madwoman who seeks to subvert all with the power she intends to steal from him.

250 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 1, 2000

About the author

First published in 1983, Will Greenway started his creative career wanting to draw and script comics. After a number of years, he found writing better suited to his skills. Aside from writing and art, Will is a self-taught programmer, PC technician, and network troubleshooter. He enjoys skiing, racquetball, Frisbee golf, and is steadfast supporter of role-playing games. To date he has completed eighteen novels more than twenty short stories, and numerous articles on writing. He resides in the Spring Valley suburb of south San Diego.

Reviews

[Will Greenway · Rating 5 out of 5]

I wrote it. So I'm just a little biased.

[Sri · Rating 3 out of 5]

was fun to read, not a great series but good for light reading.