Verge of Darkness

A time for heroes as demons stalk the land.

Casca is no hero. He would rather run his tavern, while indulging in his pastime of poring over ancient manuscripts. But a dark shadow hovers over him, for his bloodline has been burdened with the task of protecting the land from soul eating demons dismissed as nothing more than myth by many. Drunken tales told to draw a shudder on cold nights.

They were wrong. The soul eaters return after the barrier between worlds falls, leaving horrific death and desolation in their wake. Casca must now face up to responsibilities he is ill-equipped to bear, as the land teeters on the edge of a new age of darkness.

But the threads of fate weave, drawing three mighty warriors into the maelstrom.
Pagan, a wanderer from the furthest corner of the world, seeking redemption for a gruesome act of vengeance committed in his youth. Moon, a one-eyed giant axeman from the frozen north, and Liang, a haughty swordswoman from the eastern continent.
With their very souls at stake, and forced to face their deepest darkest fears, the four must battle to save the land from sliding into a new age of darkness.

If you like authors like David Gemmell and Raymond E. Feist, you will love this first book by a story teller long-steeped in the best traditions of the genre.

Grab the other three books in the series! The King's Banquet - A novella prequel telling the story of the first struggle against the soul eaters a thousand years earlier. Siege - Set approx. six years after Verge of Darkness, as a new power backed by dark sorcery rises in the eastern continent. A Chill Wind Blows - A dark god made flesh bent on conquest and subjugation, threatens to drown the world in blood.

What readers are saying:
"These books re-ignited my passion for the genre."
"Have now read all the books in the series and thoroughly enjoyed them . Would certainly read any more by this author...nobody will equal Gemmell for me, but Ollie comes closer than any who have recently claimed the title."
"Great descriptive writing...as I flipped through the pages, the images in my head were so vivid, I felt I was watching a movie instead of reading a book."