Darkworld (Eye of the Snake)

If war is all you know, does it matter if the side you're on is good or evil?He is destined to be born of unimaginable pain, suffering, and darkness. Will Taryon be unleashed upon the world? Or more importantly, will the one that wishes to free him, be able to control him?When a boy named Alex and his parents are kidnapped from a village in a seemingly unimportant incident, only a ghosthunter Leas, suspects that something ominous is going to happen. Will he be able to stop the dark god's son's return, or will the age of blood and darkness descend upon the world? But if the dark prince comes into play, so does the knight of light who should be able to open the mysterious Eye of the Snake and release the powers within. Yet the main question is, which one is destined to bring the end of the world.If you like a fast-paced read with bloody battles, dragons, and monsters, you'll love Darkworld.

From the Back Cover

When a boy named Alex and his parents are kidnapped from a village in a seemingly unimportant incident, only aghosthunter Leas, suspects that something fundamental is going on. Will he beable to stop the return of the dark god's son, or will the age of blood and darkness descend upon the world. But even if the dark prince comes into play,so does the champion of the light. Still, the main question is, which one isdestined to bring the end of the world.Darkworld is the first volume in the two-piece series Eye of the Snake. Even though it lures the reader into thinking that it's a straightforward fantasy story - merely a battle betweengood and evil, multiple mysteries unfold a much deeper plot, a one that questions the nature of humanity and the gods and reflects our own society. The book containsepic battles, secrets that sometimes mislead a reader, drive him down a false path, and then pull him forcefully back to the truth. And the key to the mystery surrounding the Eye of the Snake seems to lie within the dragons.

About the Author

I was born in 1978 in Slovenia. I've worked for over ten years as an editor and journalist for Slovenia's most prominent media houses. The last year I've been working as a journalist for an international music company Viberate, where I wrote articles and did a lot of interviews with bands and soloists worldwide. I started my writing career when I was about nineteen with a fantasy novel Kalius(it's an imaginary word), which went quite well with the critics. My next book was called Genesis, where I focused on social horrors such as pedophilia, prostitution, etc. I returned to fantasy with my third book, called Bustard Mole, which is a fantasy comedy. My fourth book was a historical novel about World War II, next to The Eye of the Snake, the biggest project I ever worked on. Still, there's more to come.

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