In the Shadow of the Black Sun - the Complete Trilogy

The In the Shadow of the Black Sun: The Complete Trilogy collects the following books in one Kindle file: Book 1: A Dream of Storms Book 2: Shards of S'Darin Book 3: Mournenhile All 3 books are included in your purchase. A woman is found mutilated, her unborn child having torn its way from her belly. A horrific plague has swept through the lands, rotting its victims from the feet up as the leaves fall in Elfwhere, the forest that knows no autumn. The mages of Councilcrane see the truth of these events as omens foretelling the return of Mournenhile, the evil being that had nearly destroyed the world. This is the story of Hagan Marindel, a self-exiled hero, whose leadership and skill in combat had turned the tides of the world's greatest war, the Battle of the Black Sun. The horrors of war had left him hollow inside, his mind nearly broken from so much blood and loss. A dozen years have passed and the mages have summoned him once more. All the signs were there, Mournenhile, the lord of darkness, had returned. An honorable Stone Troll is sent and convinces the reluctant Hagan to return to Harquinn, site of that infamous battle. Against all better judgment, Hagan brings his younger brother along on this quest. The journey is wrought with danger and many secrets come to light as minions of Mournenhile hunt them across the landscape. Gathering a handful of companions along the way, including the Elven general Vasparian and Windenn the Woodwarden, Hagan struggles to reach Harquinn before the servants of Mournenhile find him. Can the ruins of a man’s life truly be rebuilt? Can the hero redeem himself and once again have a hand in saving the world of good? Over 1100 pages of Dark Epic Fantasy from author William Kenney, often compared to the works of J.R.R. Tolkien and Terry Brooks, praised for its detail in character and world-building. Step into a world of Elves, Trolls and mysterious winged Talon. Stand against the attacking horde of Pith as the cold darkness of Mournenhile covers the land.

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