Ellring

Chronicles of the Vordene seriesbook 1 of 1

Five sorcerous sisters. One man with newly attained abilities. Shadow worlds. Hidden, ancient enemies. Power. Destruction. Is this the end of the world? There is something very strange about the beautiful, red-haired young woman in the fruit and vegetable store. So strange, so magical, Turner Conlin, a computer programmer from London, just has to follow her. But he has no idea that she will lead him into a world of supernatural happenings, hell-like creatures, and the Vordene; five sorcerous sisters that use ancient, elemental powers to protect the Earth from the dark forces. Turner soon discovers the Vordene are about to fight a foe so immense, so powerful, it could destroy the world ... and it's he who holds the key to whether the Earth lives or dies. A exciting, page-turner of a novel combining urban-fantasy, the paranormal and a touch of humour.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 208 pages

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