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Strangers in Dagothar (Feylorn Saga Book 1)

The Poltyrians sailed around an entire continent crossing half of Dagothar aboard the Seeker of the Ancient Lost.  The Poltyrians were no ordinary crew.  Led by a 13th degree Knight-Scholar of House Demarsculd, a trained blademagus named Urick Arcanacraft, the heroes Felix, the helmsman, Cassius the sky knight, Jaston of the palace guard, Hannalyn, an ArchRoyal Bowmistress, the veteran Maximin, a priestess of the Order of the Broken Moon named Melisha and a strongly disliked Royal Observer, these eight people accompanied by fifty-one marines embark on a fantastic voyage to an unknown sea. They visit and escape perilous encounters at Kings Bane, the coast of Hinterealm, contend with the Rivensail pirates and the dungeonships of the slavers of Edgehaven in the uncharted waters of the Spawnsea. Urick is an arcanologist and his mission is secret, none aboard know the true agenda of their expedition to the fabled ruins of Daethalon, ancient capitol of the Caedorian Empire. Urick possesses a secret the faeries will kill to keep, the knowledge of Cavin Knightshade’s discoveries in Dimwood and Talan Dathar...secrets the fey will kill to keep. As the underworld armies of the Taran Warlord continue their trek across the west, Urick keeps his own crew in the dark concerning the risks they will be forced to take all the while unaware that the greatest danger to their lives is not the faeries of Dagothar, but someone already on their ship.

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