Legends of the Guardian-King

Abramm Kalladorne has returned to Kiriath to claim the crown he thought he would never wear and to prepare his people for the inevitable attack of the armies of the Black Moon. Though fiercely opposed by his own kin and reluctant to thrust his country into civil war at the worst possible time, he nevertheless believes this course of action is Kiriath's only hope of salvation. In the midst of this turmoil, a headstrong princess from a neighboring realm endeavors to uncover Abramm's secrets-including his heroic exploits as the White Pretender and the fact that he wears a golden shield upon his chest, and her interference threatens to destroy any chance he has of maintaining his rightful place of king. Against a backdrop of somber council meetings and back-alley sword fights, of magnificent ballrooms and windswept mountain fortresses, plots and counterplots unfold as old alliances dissolve and new ones form. If he is to succeed, Abramm must come to terms with his own limitations, and the sufficiency of the one who controls his destiny.

After months of conflict and opposition, Abramm Kalladorne has finally stepped into his destiny as king of Kiriathonly to find himself facing more problems than ever. The Mataio remains antagonistic, the failed rebellion's supporters have slipped through his grasp, bad luck plagues every attempt to build Kiriath's defenses . . . and that's just the start.As the forces of the Black Moon threaten his shores, Abramm agrees to a desperately needed alliance by marriage with neighboring Chesedh. But with the hour for his union approaching, his enemies create leverage which can be used to destroy what he's trying to accomplish. And Eidon just might let them succeed.Treachery and faithfulness, guilt and forgiveness, test Abramm's faith to the limit and challenge everything he thinks he knows about himself and the one who owns his soul. Will Eidon give him ultimate victory, or will ever-encroaching enemies succeed in destroying the realm?Special Anniversary Edition of a Classic Christian Fantasy