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The Root of Hope
The Root of Hope

The Root of Hope

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Tempest Blades

FICTION

280 Pages, 5.5 x 8.5

Formats: Trade Paper, EPUB

Trade Paper, $17.95 (US $17.95) (CA $23.95)

Publication Date: August 2024

ISBN 9781951122935

Rights: WOR

Artemesia Publishing, LLC (Aug 2024)

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Overview

When victory is a trap, and the world is on the edge of the Apocalypse, the Band of the Greywolf must defend the universe from the gods themselves.

All his life, Fionn has been certain of one thing: there is always a way to win a battle. After the Band of the Greywolf defeated the Golden King, Fionn decides it is finally time for him to retire. But when their triumph unleashes a mythic cycle of gods and destruction, the Band of the Greywolf discovers they are in the middle of the Apocalypse. Exhausted, low on resources and allies, Fionn and the others must muster any sliver of hope if they are to save Theia one last time. As the final battle looms, Fionn and Gaby face a stark choice, while Alex, Sam, and Kasumi must step up to lead the Band of the Greywolf. One last journey to save the Roots of Hope.

In a world where magic and science intermingle, anything is possible, including saving the universe.

Reviews

"A carefully crafted and impressively original fantasy by an author with a distinctive and narrative driven storytelling style, The Root of Hope by novelist Ricardo Victoria is a fun read from cover to cover." —Midwest Book Review

Author Biography

Ricardo is a Mexican writer and lives in Toluca, Mexico. He is the author of several short stories and two previous novels in the Tempest Blades series. His short story “Twilight of the Mesozoic Moon”, co-written with Brent A. Harris, was nominated for the 2016 Sidewise Awards for Alternate History. His horror stories “Bone Peyote” and “The Sound of Madness” were featured at The Wicked Library Podcast. He is a fan of anime, the 80s’ Saturday morning cartoons, Japanese RPG videogames, toys, and mythology, which clearly influences his writing. He also likes dogs.