A coming of age young adult saga readers are comparing to Harry Potter, Wheel of Time, and Eragon.
The Arinthi.
His love of fantasy began with Dragonlance and continues on with Harry Potter.
One of his songs can be heard in the feature-length film The Gene Generation.
He has released three albums with his industrial-rock music project Tribal Machine, including the full-length concept album The Orwellian Night.
About the Author: Sever Bronny is a musician and author living in Victoria, British Columbia.
Approximately 358 pages.
TolkienExplicit language: NoneAudiobook: Arcane narrated by Grammy winner Stefan RudnickiIs the entire series complete and available? Yes and yes.97,000 words.
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Rohring, Amazon reviewer★★★★★ "Fall in love with fantasy again." --Jay Fowler, Amazon reviewerGenres: Fantasy, coming of age, sword and sorcery, action and adventure, epic, young adult, tween, middlegrade.
Setting: quasi-medieval times.
Reader age: Suitable for readers aged 10 to retiree.
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It is a great escape from the day to day which is what I look for when choosing a book to take a mental vacation with." --T.
Like the Lord of the Rings and the Shannara Chronicles before it, The Arinthian Line is a tale that cleaves to the core of our love of fantasy, while feeling entirely fresh and new." --Nebula, Theodore Sturgeon Memorial, and StorySouth Million Writers Award nominee Jake Kerr★★★★★ "The story started with a familiar feel to it, reminding me a bit of the Harry Potter books, but it quickly proved itself to be an addictive read quite capable of standing on its own.
I have been recommending this to everyone I\'ve know." --Matthew, Amazon reviewer★★★★ "Where the author gets you hooked is that nothing seems forced, the plot rolls out naturally, and the magic and sorcery have merit and a quality based on believability." --Vancouver Writer★★★★★ "From the fields of a small town to epic adventures that span a kingdom, The Arinthian Line series is a worthy successor to books where our humble hero overcomes all odds to save the day.
The book drags you in and keeps the pages turning all the way through to the end.
The attention to detail is commendable and enjoyable.
The world is rich and expansive while not being overwhelming.
Even when the world is first opened to you, the author works to whet your appetite for more.
It is a unique, well-crafted, character driven story that grabs you via curiosity at the beginning and invests you in the characters and world within the first few pages.
Hatfield, Amazon reviewer★★★★★ "If you loved Harry Potter, Arcane has the same thrill and page-turning fun." --Amazon reviewer★★★★★ "This is one of the best-written stories that I have read in some time. a friendship forged in fire.
Delve into the magical world of The Arinthian Line and see why fans describe Augum, Bridget and Leera as "beloved characters."★★★★★ "This story started strong, stayed strong and ended leaving me wanting more immediately (without a cliffhanger ending)." --Nerd Girl Magazine★★★★★ "An epic journey of survival and self discovery." --A. . .
As the tyrant plunges them into a harrowing ordeal, Augum will have to use his newly-learned spells to try to save the only thing he has left .
When an ambitious tyrant suddenly turns up demanding it, Augum resists--and discovers something about himself that changes the course of history.
Together they dream of becoming warlocks.
But Augum\'s mentor possesses an ancient and highly sought-after artifact.
He finds a mentor and even befriends Bridget and Leera, two passionate and quirky girls willing to give him a chance.
And Augum, having lost it all, begins again.
It was a typical life for a gutter-born orphan.
An inferno changes everything.
In a kingdom where superstition trumped the written word, he fought loneliness by reading books and doing hard labor. and compassion.
Fourteen-year-old Augum grew up with bullies instead of friends. . .
A tale of magic, ambition, betrayal .
A coming of age young adult saga readers are comparing to Harry Potter, Wheel of Time, and Eragon
