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Summary: Cernon is an ancient deity whose people fled the European Steppes to America thousands of years before the last great ice age. For millennia he and his people dwelt in the western United States. Then came the white people and Cernon's people began to die out. With fewer and fewer followers, Cernon's presence began to fade in the world. He faded into only an occasional ghostly image for a hundred years. Then the founder of the Elk Creek Tribe of Oregon built a window between the worlds and invited Cernon through. In "Cernon" the Sophia Shaman of the Elk Creek Tribe of 2163 tells of a journey Cernon took her on. Tens of thousands of years into the past, likely on a different continent, they meet a small tribe of cave dwellers on the verge of extinction as an ice age approaches. Sophia immediately sets out to help this people. When she finally stops to think, she wonders, did she start something rolling along the waves of time, or did time capture her as a tool to shape the world? Cernon is listed as the first book of the Paradigm Lost Series. Not because it was the first book written, nor because it's the first in the timeline, but instead, because it's a short novella that introduces two characters who play roles throughout the long future-history of the Elk Creek Tribe. World-shaping roles!
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Summary: What if the side quest is really the main quest? Divine, a healer of the Goddess of Souls, has chased the thief who stole her talisman across half of Trelvania. The talisman is the key to accessing her magic well, and without it, she is powerless. While chasing her betrayer, former girlfriend, and servant of the Goddess of Condemnation, Divine meets Saph, a flirty tavern owner with an eyepatch and a proposition. Saph will help Divine locate her talisman if Divine helps her complete a mysterious quest in a chest. Inspired by RPGs and set in scenic autumn, prepare for an adventure with gods and goddesses, deceitful exes, axe throwing, and fantastical creatures. Can Divine learn to trust again and find romance in the middle of finding her magic?
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Summary: The Gorie Book 1: Rise of the Messiah follows the journey of a destined young figure whose life becomes the center of an ancient prophecy, one that promises either salvation or destruction for humanity. Born into a world fractured by violence, corruption, and supernatural forces moving in the shadows, the future “Messiah” must navigate a path he never asked for — a path written long before his birth. As dark entities awaken and hidden truths surface, he is forced to confront a reality beyond the ordinary: spiritual warfare, prophetic visions, unexplained power stirring inside him, and enemies who fear what he is destined to become. Guided by a small circle of allies — and betrayed by those closest to him — he faces trials that will test not only his strength, but his faith, morality, and identity. With every step, the question grows louder: Is he here to save the world… or remake it? A story of destiny, sacrifice, supernatural conflict, and the birth of a leader who will change everything, The Gorie Book 1: Rise of the Messiah begins a gripping saga that blends spirituality, action, psychological tension, and cinematic storytelling. It sets the stage for a larger mythos — where prophecy meets reality, and the rise of the Messiah is only the beginning.
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Summary: So you want to write a fantasy novel? A trilogy? A series to rival the Wheel of Time books? Or maybe you’re into gaming and you want to put together the magical elements in a fresh, powerful way that will keep your players guessing? It’s all here. Who, what, and where. How much, how many, how often. While this ebook focuses on creating magic systems, it will also help you understand many of the elements that go into strong worldbuilding. A good foundation in your fictional world will open the doorways of inspiration to more and more plot twists, mythical creatures, cliffhangers and fabulous treasure!
