Out of the storm, into the hurricane. Drangar Ralgon has gone by many names: Scythe, Shepherd, Madman. Now, he can add another to the list: future vessel for the demon Turuuk. Surrounded by friends, family, and foes, in the fortress he left a lifetime ago, he has to choose. Fight or die? Live or surrender? Drangar’s fate is decided at the Eye of Traksor as reality crashes in on him. His hopes shattered by a revelation so terrifying, he now stands at a precipice. All of the sudden his most horrible dreams seem pleasant. Can he reclaim his destiny from the Fiend and determine his own future? With long hidden secrets forced to the surface, the Eye of Traksor becomes a crucible to uncover the truth. Will facts wash away the multitude of lies or will they be people’s undoing? Can Drangar’s companions and reluctant allies find common ground? But the demon Turuuk won’t permit them to plot against him unimpeded. Drangar has to conquer despair, nightmares, and guilt, to become a warrior once again.

The Betrothed and Shattered Destiny Bundle contains the complete five-episode Betrothed series and the complete six-episode Shattered Destiny series. Blast off today with two full epic space-operas. .... Betrothed Sometimes, destiny can no longer wait. Annie Carter is new to the future. Born 400 years in the past, she was cryogenically frozen after a serious illness only to wake to a new world. One that has a plan for her. Annie has an ability – one that could condemn the universe. People will kill to get to her. But one man can keep her safe. To get to him, she must battle assassins, armies, and friends. The stakes could not be higher, for they are everything. .... Shattered Destiny She’s a loner. Always has been. She’s fought to survive, tooth and nail. He’s a prince of the Arterian Royal Family – the greatest power in the galaxy. They shouldn’t meet. Their paths should never intersect. But they do. Because the Milky Way is on the verge of total war once more. Together, they can save everyone. If they are torn apart, all will fall.

"The log of the clay worker": v. 100, p. 188-193.