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Deathsworn Arc #5
The Temple of the Mad God
There is a dark power stirring in Torea.
Buried deep underground for eons, the tendrils of its sinister influence have reached the surface and are ready to act.
Saul and his companions are oblivious to the looming horror that awaits them; luring them in, beckoning them closer.
While the companions struggle to reach the Temple of the Mad God, their friends on the surface fare little better.
Dragons, plague-stricken villages, sinister plots, corrupt lords, cruel slavery and executions.
All in 'Deathsworn Arc 5: The Temple of the Mad God'.
The Deathsworn Arc Series of Dark, Epic Fantasy Adventure Novels: -
Deathsworn Arc: The Last Dragon Slayer
Deathsworn Arc 2: The Verkreath Horror
Deathsworn Arc 3: The Blood Queen
Deathsworn Arc 4: Rise of the Archmage
Deathsworn Arc 5: The Temple of the Mad God
The Deathsworn Arc contains graphic violence and mature themes.
Recommended for readers 15+ only.
Buried deep underground for eons, the tendrils of its sinister influence have reached the surface and are ready to act.
Saul and his companions are oblivious to the looming horror that awaits them; luring them in, beckoning them closer.
While the companions struggle to reach the Temple of the Mad God, their friends on the surface fare little better.
Dragons, plague-stricken villages, sinister plots, corrupt lords, cruel slavery and executions.
All in 'Deathsworn Arc 5: The Temple of the Mad God'.
The Deathsworn Arc Series of Dark, Epic Fantasy Adventure Novels: -
Deathsworn Arc: The Last Dragon Slayer
Deathsworn Arc 2: The Verkreath Horror
Deathsworn Arc 3: The Blood Queen
Deathsworn Arc 4: Rise of the Archmage
Deathsworn Arc 5: The Temple of the Mad God
The Deathsworn Arc contains graphic violence and mature themes.
Recommended for readers 15+ only.
481 pages, Paperback
Published December 20, 2017
About the author
Martyn Stanley
14 books202 followersAward winning writer, Martyn Stanley is married to his wife, Rachael, and has two young children. He lives in a small village on the Staffordshire, Cheshire border and is a director at a small manufacturing unit. He has always been interested in writing, and over the years has spent many hours writing for pleasure on forums, as well as writing some short stories. "The Last Dragon Slayer" is his first novel, and his second and third books, “The Verkreath Horror” and "The Blood Queen" (along with other planned books), form part of the “Deathsworn Arc” series.
He has also authored the 'Lambton Worm' and 'Return of the Worm Slayer' a re-telling of an old English folktale and a sequel.
He has long been an avid reader of Terry Pratchett’s “Discworld,” and it was partly due to his love of this fantasy series, that he sought to write his own “epic fantasy” books. Unlike Terry Pratchett’s work, his books have a darker tone and address some adult themes, including questions of faith and moral philosophy.
Martyn has many other varied interests. He completed his Open University General Science degree and graduated with First Class Honours in 2019, the course material provided inspiration and ideas for his books. The course has also led him to read a number of other science-based books for pleasure, which has further strengthened his atheist leanings. As part of his degree he studied Creative Writing and Advanced Creative Writing - being awarded a distinction in the latter.
Martyn is interested in video games and gaming culture, particularly fantasy adventure and role-playing games. He enjoys playing the guitar, and spent a few years in a rock band during his miss-spent youth! Besides this, he has an interest in martial arts, and although no longer practising, due to family commitments, he holds a second-degree black belt in Taekwondo. This is something he would like to resume doing, time permitting!
His latest novel is the subversive YA Vampire novel, 'Ofelia'. which won the Literary Titan Silver Book Award for 2021.
Martyn won first prize for the DriveTribe 2017 Award for Best Article.
https://drivetribe.com/p/K8pjfBF2QISZ...
Martyn's 1st prize winning article:-
https://drivetribe.com/p/the-clarkson...
He has also authored the 'Lambton Worm' and 'Return of the Worm Slayer' a re-telling of an old English folktale and a sequel.
He has long been an avid reader of Terry Pratchett’s “Discworld,” and it was partly due to his love of this fantasy series, that he sought to write his own “epic fantasy” books. Unlike Terry Pratchett’s work, his books have a darker tone and address some adult themes, including questions of faith and moral philosophy.
Martyn has many other varied interests. He completed his Open University General Science degree and graduated with First Class Honours in 2019, the course material provided inspiration and ideas for his books. The course has also led him to read a number of other science-based books for pleasure, which has further strengthened his atheist leanings. As part of his degree he studied Creative Writing and Advanced Creative Writing - being awarded a distinction in the latter.
Martyn is interested in video games and gaming culture, particularly fantasy adventure and role-playing games. He enjoys playing the guitar, and spent a few years in a rock band during his miss-spent youth! Besides this, he has an interest in martial arts, and although no longer practising, due to family commitments, he holds a second-degree black belt in Taekwondo. This is something he would like to resume doing, time permitting!
His latest novel is the subversive YA Vampire novel, 'Ofelia'. which won the Literary Titan Silver Book Award for 2021.
Martyn won first prize for the DriveTribe 2017 Award for Best Article.
https://drivetribe.com/p/K8pjfBF2QISZ...
Martyn's 1st prize winning article:-
https://drivetribe.com/p/the-clarkson...
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