Through the acclaimed director and maker Kieth Merrill comes an epic, high fantasy saga and the quest to fulfill the prophecy.

A thousand years ago, the Navigator crossed the great deep in ships lit with sixteen stones touched by Oum’ilah, the God of Gods. As time passes the stones had been spread and a prophecy arose declaring that a “kid of no man” would collect them again, obtain immortality, and reign permanently as god and ruler of Candelarr.

Two religious groups have sprung up across the prophecy, about The Immortal Crown: Saga of Kings, Book One each with their very own champion: the sorceress from the cult of she-dragon has chosen Drakkor, a warrior and mercenary. After surviving some rigorous lab tests to prove his worth, he is given among the stones and begins his quest to satisfy the prophecy. He swears to return all sixteen stones towards the sorceress, but the truth is he will allow nothing prevent him from declaring immortality for himself.

The Oracle of Oum’ilah has placed his faith in Ashar, a postulant studying just how of the Navigator for the Hill of God. However when Ashar discovers he is a primary descendant from the Navigator himself, the Oracle reveals that it is his destiny to fulfill the prophecy and reunite the sixteen stones for good. But he must rush before Drakkor claims the rocks and corrupts them.

Meanwhile, miles away, a slave called Ereon Qhuin dreams of independence. Abandoned at birth, his only possession is a strange rock that his mentor, the blacksmith Rusthammer, promises is the essential to Qhuin’s destiny and freedom.

A mercenary, a postulant, and a slave-which one is truly the child of prophecy?

“An addicting fall into the precarious instances of the age of Kandelarr…The Immortal Crown is a vintage in the making.”-Foreword Reviews