Banished Legend

Escaping the prison, and fleeing his country, were the least of Odin Karussa's worries. Now tasked with leading a lost people to salvation, Odin is once again placed in a position of powerpower that could either make, or break, his spirit.Aided by his friends, Odin believes that they can begin a new life free of tyrannyuntil a High Priest of Norda arrives to deliver a vision from the Gods. Told, in no uncertain detail, that he will return to liberate the mainland, Odin dismisses the priest as little more than delusional. However he may feel, Odin is given one certainty: that his refusal to return to the mainland will come at a cost.It is only when the priest's vision comes to pass that Odin is forced to make a decision.He will return to the mainland to liberate the lands he once called home.His only question is whether or not he will succeed.This is the final book in The Banished Legend.

Following his arrest for his use of illegal magics, Odin is forced to face persecution, both legally before the law and morally beneath the eyes of his people. To many, this would be enough to break their soul. But with the belief that his ties to the court will save him, Odin refuses legal representation.But all things come at a cost.After being tried within the Magical Court of Deeana, Odin is not only sentenced to serve his term in a life in prison, but sentenced to serve life in the Cadaracka place where men go to live and die, and even compete in barbaric battles for the pleasure of foreign royals.For Odin, there is no question. Somehow, he must escape the Cadarack Prison. Even if it means death. This book was originally published as Rebel. It has been updated with revised content and formatting.