New Release: Paragon's Call, The Taesian Chronicles book 3

[Steven]

I am very happy to announce the release of my third novel, and the final book in The Taesian Chronicles trilogy: Paragon's Call.

It is available as an e-book on Amazon.com, and is free to Kindle Unlimited subscribers.

The Taesian Chronicles are a series of fantasy novels set in the fictitious world of Taesia. All three books have been published as e-books on Amazon.com for Kindle: Ohlen’s Arrow, Ohlen’s Bane, and the newly released Paragon’s Call. All are available for free to Kindle Unlimited subscribers. A paperback combined volume of all three will be available sometime in 2016.

Ohlen's Arrow:

Vengeance drives him. Will honor save him?

A savage tribe of cru’gan brutally slaughtered his family, orphaning Ohlen when he was still a boy. Twenty years later a ferocious attack driven by a mysterious witch sends him on a perilous journey to rescue his best friend’s child. His choice between vengeance and honor will determine not only his own fate, but the fate of those he loves.

Ohlen's Bane:

There is no honor among brothers.

Ohlen and his close ally, the irrepressible and honorable Kha’ard, pursue a deadly killer into a maze of underground tunnels after a close friend is assassinated. On the surface, the hardscrabble mining town of Eeron is attacked by a powerful race of creatures seeking to wipe out the humans that live there. Will the unexpected arrival of Eeron’s oldest enemy spell its doom?

Paragon's Call:

The sunset of an old hero
The dawn of a new foe

Paragon’s Call is the third and final book in The Taesian Chronicles trilogy. In this exciting and fast-paced conclusion, we pick up the story a year after the Battle of Eeron from book two, Ohlen’s Bane. Ohlen and his comrades, Therran and Ahmahn, discover the novaari, dangerous beasts that are half man, half animal. Ohlen is conscripted by Emperor Percy Saltos to lead a ragtag group of criminal misfits called Paragons, who are charged with seeking out these monsters and destroying them. But not everyone wants them to succeed.