The Battle of Evermore
(The Stone of Kings, #1)
by Zakary L. Skiver
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Pub Date Aug 16 2021 | Archive Date Nov 03 2022
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Description
The beginning of the new world, three stones were created to bring balance throughout old world. the three stones were handed out to the werewolves, the vampires and the witches. Two of the stones were corrupted with power and began a war that seem to never end. the kings of the werewolves and vampires were tricked to give up each stone. The witches mended all three of the stones to form an all new power. That power was then casted down to Ariodic whom became the true ruler of old world. The stone was taken from him and the stone after many years would in Dunsworth. Thomas, who was a bounty hunter is entrusted in the stone to return it back to Ariodic, but evil is on the horizon. The dark queen has returned and will want the stone for herself. Will Thomas be able to return the stone before she can get it?
Advance Praise
"The Battle of Evermore is an overall good story. The three main characters are fleshed out and each one feels unique with their own inner struggle which they combat throughout the story. The world Zakary created feels unique and lived in with different races and cultures, though not all are fully explored or fleshed out, the author made it so that the reader gets a taste of what's to come. And once I reached the end, I was certainly excited for what awaits Thomas, Rebekah and even George. At many points throughout the story, you can get a sense the author was inspired by stories like the Lord of the Rings, but by no means does this feel like a derivative, it is certainly unique in its own right. Though he used familiar folkloric creatures such as werewolves and vampires he adds a bit of a twist to them and makes them feels like his own."
"I am not usually a fantasy reader but this author did a really great job creating a unique and interesting world, that kept you on your toes. I felt so eager to continue the story that I found myself not putting the book down all day. I was also impressed with the variety this book had from classic fantasy, to action, to horror, and then romance to balance it all out. 💙 Something for everyone. I can honestly say that I am eagerly anticipating the second book because after following along with these characters I feel an attachment to them that I did not think I'd have."
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