A Sample of a 15s Book Preview Video DRAKEFALL by Cormac Renn They left him for deadA Sample of a 15s Book Preview Video DRAKEFALL by Cormac Renn They left him for dead
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A Sample of a 15s Book Preview Video
DRAKEFALL by Cormac Renn
They left him for dead on the mountain. The last dragon found him. By spring, his kingdom had fallen — and the boy they buried in the snow returned on wings of war.
An epic fantasy of survival, bond, and return. The sole survivor of a destroyed knightly order is kept alive through a winter on the mountainside by an ancient dragon — and rides down in the spring to find his world in ruins. For readers of George R. R. Martin, Joe Abercrombie, and Brandon Sanderson — fantasy fiction at full cinematic scale.
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"In the silent depths, I dwell, where chaos finds its calm."
Beneath the world, where no storm has ever reached, sits a serpent who traded fangs for wisdom and speed for stillness. The Naga Boss has waited a thousand years in his crystal-lit chamber — not for conquest, but for the one soul brave (or lost) enough to ask him the question that's been burning quietly inside them.
He doesn't chase. He doesn't rush. He simply is — the mountain that chaos breaks against.
Bring him your anger, your doubt, your noise. He'll answer with the one thing you didn't know you needed: silence that speaks louder than any storm.