John Cunyus Earle

The Tale of the Rim: the Eye of Telerion John Cunyus Earle

If an Oracle existed that gave unlimited knowledge of past and future events, and this token was within reach, Evil would quickly grasp it. If the token had a lock contrived upon it but its key was lost, many would seek to find it. But if twin heirs, irrevocably bound to these tokens, were separated as toddlers - one stolen into the dark realm and the other saved by a simple farmer - would they fall upon each other and do battle to stake their claim? Will the line of kings be finished as Evil prevails? Or if Evil is defeated, which twin shall reign? An epic fantasy-quest in three parts with overarching themes of heroism, fidelity and sacrifice, The Tale of the Rim explores the nature of good versus evil in a medieval world known as the Rim. Its atmospheric and richly detailed setting is counter-balanced by lyrical prose and fast-paced adventure. And its characters are drawn together across the plot by several interlacing threads of happenstance and moral choice.