Ebon and Amber: The Complete Trilogy Box Set

The Ebon and Amber Trilogy includes the epic fantasy books Grump & Rose, The Amber Daughter, and The Wizard's War.May the light of amber burn away the black.Oya floats above the world, a continent safe from the dark wizards who nearly destroyed it. But when the stars portend the arrival of a sacred child said to be the last light of amber, and Oya slowly sinks towards the shadowlands beneath it, war ignites in the East and West as greenskin and fair folk alike fight to find the fabled amber daughter.By luck or by fate, the outcast troll turned gardener Grump Bulderbag comes into possession of the infant, and with a goblin in tow, he strikes out on a journey that will determine all of Oya's fate and bring him face-to-face with the most insidious evil the land has ever known.Little does Grump know the infant he’ll come to think of as his own has a destiny far beyond his wildest imagination. Only she can stand against the darkness corrupting Oya. Only she has the power locked inside her that can save the world he loves. Only she can defeat Oya’s greatest enemy, born of the continent’s terrible, shameful secret.This epic fantasy, sword-and-sorcery series contains three books totaling over 300,000 words. With unique characters and fresh perspectives, it’s the perfect trilogy for fans of the genre looking for a new fantasy series to read.Praise for Ebon and Amber: “…Aaron Burdett went all out and built a whole new original world for himself and his stories, surprising me in a very pleasant way.” “…It's a surprising feeling finding yourself relating to trolls and goblins; a feeling that demonstrates Aaron Burdett's impressive command of emotion and adept storytelling.” “This book surprised me with the feels! I thought it would be a fun little adventure but I was absolutely engrossed from beginning to end with this story and the characters and events that take place!” “Aaron Burdett once again demonstrates his talent by making the reader empathize with characters who seem so different from ourselves.”

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