Embark on an epic journey into the enchanting world of Ainghaille, where ancient magic, fierce battles, and unbreakable bonds shape the destiny of Elven-kind. In *Tales of Eldelórne: Book One*, you will find a spellbinding tale of heroism, love, and sacrifice. In a realm where light and shadow wage eternal war, a band of Elven heroes, know in their ancestral tongue as Edhelath, must confront dark forces that threaten to unravel the very fabric of their world. Finding guidance through a once powerful, fading elder-king, they are drawn into a quest that will test both courage, and loyalty.
Richly detailed and beautifully imagined, *Tales of Eldelórne: Book One* is the beginning of an extraordinary saga that will captivate readers who yearn for adventure, magic, and the timeless struggle between good and evil. Perfect for fans of epic fantasy, with a bit of romance, this novel marks the debut of a compelling new voice in the genre. Step into the world of the Edhelath and let the adventure begin.
As the first tome of the *Tales of Eldelórne* trilogy opens, we witness a tragic twist of fate that alters the lives of two young elven brothers. Thendiel Aran’eliad, their mother, is forced to leave the mortal realm and return to Ilmatar, their ancestral land of rest. Her departure leaves her sons, Roevash and Eijlam, to navigate a world torn apart by loss.
Roevash, an elf-Darjalian, struggles with grief and frustration, showing little patience for his younger half-brother’s tears. When Eijlam, seeking refuge from his brother's anger, flees and is spirited away into his father’s realm—a magical place of perpetual slumber—Roevash is left wracked with guilt. Disguised as a human, he spends too many mortal lifetimes fighting in the wars of men, all the while searching for his lost brother.
The brothers' paths take a fateful turn when they meet Fionna, a new ally who draws them deeper into a web of ancient curses and hidden truths. Their journey reveals a massive kinslaying that unearths, Naalin, whose life is hanging in the balance on the final edge of a curse. She is believed to be the last of her clan. Desperate for healing, they seek a wizard’s help, only to find themselves diverted into the hands of an ancient and powerful seer-king deep in the Autumwood forest.
This enchanting tale quickly descends into the heart of darkness, where the boundaries between reality and nightmare blur. Greed-driven men, remnants of the wars of the Third Age, rise from the ashes and, with another twist of fate, the fallen dark lorde of Ilmatar, Surmanos, is reborn—this time among dragons.
As whole villages vanish and rumors of dragons and a mysterious “Shadow Cult” emerge, time becomes the enemy. Because they are the eldest, Roevash and Naalin volunteer to scout an ancient, abandoned goblin kingdom hidden within a mountain. Together they unveil a front-row view of terrifying forces at play.
This first tome known to the Edhelath as, the song, is where the ancient knowledge of their ancestors is revealed. It's a tale of learning, enlightenment, and the enduring strength of family bonds in the face of tragedy. Unlike typical fantasy stories, there is no singular hero or magical sword; instead, this is a story of life, love, and the resilience of Thendiel’s clan—the elves of Eldelórne
