Ever since the war that nearly destroyed the Archayan Republic, Harius has struggled to find peace. His primitive race of winged humans spent years fortifying their nation against another invasion from the flightless yet technologically superior Nayzite Sovereign out to conquer the world. But when it's discovered that the Sovereign is developing war machines capable of overrunning the Republic's mountain stronghold, Harius begins to fear that the divine beings his people worship have forsaken them.

Then, one day, the leader of his spiritual order calls on Harius to guard a sacred key capable of unlocking a portal that leads back to the realm of the Divine. Believing this calling will help him find peace, Harius recommits to his training as a Zenark warrior, so he can wield the infinite power of the celestial flame in the key's defense. As he trains, he will fight several battles to help secure an alliance between the Republic and a powerful Nayzite kingdom to defend against Sovereign aggression. Through it all, Harius will need to learn what the key can unlock within himself before he is tracked down by an adversary who will stop at nothing to destroy him.

Formato	Tapa suave
Número de Páginas	282
Lenguaje	Inglés
Editorial	S.R. Watts
Fecha de Publicación	2023-07-11
Dimensiones	9.0" x 6.0" x 0.7" pulgadas
Serie	The Divine Saga
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	No

Watts, S. R.

A storyteller from a young age, Stephen Raymond Watts enjoys creating inventive tales designed to entertain the people around him. His passion for fantasy and science fiction led him to study the genres in greater detail, affording him the skills to write his Divine Saga series. His greatest hope is that readers discover something remarkable about themselves as they journey through the fantastical worlds he has created. Stephen has a bachelors in Creative Writing from Utah Valley University and is a graduate of the college's honors program. He's an active member of his community, having worked with local middle schools to improve the literacy skills of disadvantaged students. Other than reading, his favorite pastimes include hiking, traveling, watching movies, and eating out at his favorite restaurants. He resides in Sandy, Utah, where he can be close to his parents and brothers.