The Tale of the Rabbit-Foot - Colin Stone - Grāmatas - Page Publishing, Inc. - 9781662402722 - 2020. gada 15. jūlijs
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The Tale of the Rabbit-Foot


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A brilliant classic novel, The Tale of the Rabbit-Foot takes place in the jungle world of Tarsgorth. Two tribes prepare to battle for conquest. Heroic Vrimsoumpth warrior Sounart must vanquish the evil Opsolaince witch king Larnsdayle in order to free Tarsgorth and ensure eternal peace. The elder reaper Lykhoot bequeaths him with a cosmically powered weapon, the rabbit-foot. Training and using his magical abilities, Sounart becomes increasingly enlightened by shamanic energy. Along the way, he encounters a seer priestess, Lana Tyali. They will work together in an effort to save their people during the war of the Aegis.



They learn of divine courage, hoping to be victorious in the tribal war and ensuring lasting peace. However, the witch king's diabolical magic must not be underestimated. The tale is divided into three parts, complete with definitive action and metaphysical insights into the Immortal realm. The literary prose offers a fascinatingly intimate look into psychedelic culture and a way of life beyond the scope of the average imagination. In a quest for peace, the characters articulate their profound surreality, whereby love and magic create a universe abound with potential. Totally set apart unto itself, The Tale of the Rabbit-Foot will certainly entertain and, hopefully, also inspire readers to become adroit in a new echelon of communication and fantasy.


182 pages

Mediji Grāmatas     Paperback Book   (Grāmata ar mīksto vāku un līmēto muguru)
Izlaists 2020. gada 15. jūlijs
ISBN13 9781662402722
Izdevēji Page Publishing, Inc.
Lapas 182
Izmēri 152 × 229 × 11 mm   ·   272 g
Valoda Angļu  

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