Carol Kluz is a fresh style and name in fantasy. The Chosen of Azar is a master blend of action adventure, coming of age and good versus evil. It focuses around a fortressed community called Haven s Hold that is both benevolent and disciplinary in nature, because its goals are to thwart the evils of Condragon, the deity brother of Azar. The first book in her series focuses on the five teens chosen by Azar, the god who created the lands and everything that inhabits it. They are to be trained in their magic and battle strategies so that one day they will be able to confront the warlocks and witches of Condragon...and survive.

The Chosen of Azar

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Kluz, Carol

Fantasy

WestBank Publishing

<p>The Island of the Mighty has been defeated. The shadow of the Eagle lies across the land. The Britons are a broken and defeated people. But hope lives in one man and one woman. The man is Merlin, Seer of the Island of the Mighty, whose quest for the ancient sword, Excalibur, kindles hope that the royal bloodline of Britain will one day be restored. The woman is the fiery-tempered red-haired beauty Boudicea, whose destiny it is to strike fear into the hearts of her Roman oppressors, and bring fire and blood to the cities raised by these foreign invaders. This sequel to The Hawk and the Wolf continues the tales of Merlin and Boudicea, but paints a vivid tapestry of a defeated land, torn by betrayal and deceit, by political and religious factions. It is a land of war, a land of passion, a land of savagery; but it is also a land where, beyond all hope, can be found the one miraculous treasure that can restore peace to the land and fulfill the purposes of the gods of old. The Grail.</p>

The Hawk and the Cup: Book Two: The Matter of Britain

Adderley, Mark

<p>Her home and family destroyed by Saxon invaders, young Nymve of the Cornawfi pursues her enemies relentlessly, bow in hand. She has nothing left; but the mysterious stranger who saves her life tells her that she is the possessor of a strange and daunting power that will enable her to influence kings and change the destinies of nations, a power he calls the Sight. Set in an age hundreds of years after The Hawk and the Cup, The Hawk and the Huntress depicts the turmoil left in the Island of the Mighty when the Romans leave, and the Saxon barbarians invade. Seers and kings, warriors and goddesses abound in this exciting and violent novel. And at the centre of it all is Nymve, huntress and horse-tamer, prophetess and advisor to the High Kings of the Island of the Mighty. "A great romantic Arthurian tale, complete with scrumptious maidens, sweet battle scenes-including some serious hacking and finely envisioned strategies; it owes a little to those greats Lewis and Tolkien, though the pacing is much crisper here. And who has EVER delivered a better sub-Roman Britain in fiction? I can't think of anyone! This is a great read." (David Craig, Franciscan University at Steubenville) "A clever blend of Celtic mythology and Arthurian legend" (Kathleen Cunningham Guler, author of the Macsen's Treasure Series)</p>

The Hawk and the Huntress

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The Chosen of Azar

The Hawk and the Cup: Book Two: The Matter of Britain

The Hawk and the Huntress