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Adult • Science Fiction • Fantasy • Epic
(Legends of Elessia - Lost Elven Realms Book 1)
Legends of Elessia - Lost Elven Realms • Book 1 of 4
Frida's lover appears alive Ancient sorcery transports Frida Rulers demand a perilous quest The enchanted sword holds power Frida faces a deadly bargain

War stole Frida d'Armand's crew, fortune, and the man she loved. In the depths of her despair an ancient sorcery opens and transports her to an uncharted valley, where she finds the lover she believed dead.

The reunion proves to be a trap. Frida is seized by the rulers of a lost elven kingdom and given a stark choice: help an ambitious sorcerer steal an enchanted sword so they will be sent home, or refuse and die. The blade holds a sealed dragon's power and a corrupting will that threatens Frida as the quest unfolds.

After war cost Frida her crew, fortune, and lover, ancient sorcery draws her into an uncharted valley and a deadly bargain with elven rulers.
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Book details

Series
Legends of Elessia - Lost Elven Realms Book 1 of 4
Publisher
Independently published
Publication date
July 17, 2024
Print length
248 pages
Language
English
ISBN
9798333214348

Science Fiction + Fantasy + Epic

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The story focuses on a grieving soldier transported by sorcery into an unfamiliar elven realm where a presumed-dead lover reappears. Much of the setup centers on an explicit external conflict: a forced deal to steal an enchanted sword under threat of death. The supernatural element appears central, with ancient sorcery and a blade containing a dragon's power that exerts influence. This may appeal more to someone interested in high-stakes quests, moral danger, and a tangible magical threat tied to a single object.

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About the author

Luís Falcão de Magalhães

Luís Falcão de Magalhães

My name is Luis, and I’m the black sheep of the family. Born the scion of a household of magistrates and physicians, I was groomed from a young age to meet those expectations. I threw the chain of office away and became a bard instead. I’ve since traveled the breadth of my homeland, picking up tales here and there. I’ve dined with aldermen and drank firewater with vagabonds; I’ve sung moonlit serenades to hussies and taken the daughters of wealthy merchants to grand balls. I’ve joined secret orders, learning their lore and passphrases; I’ve locked arms with tree-huggers and danced with them under the full moon. But one thing sang to my soul like nothing else: the tales of daring, of heroism and valor, of wickedness and deceit, to be found among the dusty tomes of the world’s libraries. The fantastic tales of Dragonlance. The Forgotten Realms, with the heroic adventures of Drizzt and his companions. David Gemmell’s stories of grit and heroism. The unforgiving world where The Witcher plies his trade. The eternal journey of the tragic Elric of Melniboné… they all left their mark upon me. To add to those, I have made my life’s work. Stay a while, and listen…

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