Children of Prophecy

Written by Michael Anthony Cariola

Narrated by Cameron Beierle

Evil has been driven back into the void from whence it came, and the sister planets, Earth and Abahrazha, have been renewed to soundness. A golden age dawns, and a spirit of cooperation now exists between all the sentient races throughout the green expanse. But a new corruption festers to replace the old evil that had plagued humanity. If not met head on, it will plunge the races into darkness from which they will never recover. As an infant, ArLania had been the Destined One—the catalyst to restore the worlds. Now as an adult, she must face a new challenge. She, among others, is being called from all the planets. These are the Children of Prophecy, designated to become guardians of the worlds. The balance of nature, of light and dark, however, ultimately rests on ArLania’s shoulders. What path she chooses will forever alter the future of her people.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Books in Motion
• Release date: Mar 15, 2013
• ISBN: 9781614533481

Michael Anthony Cariola

Michael was born and raised in Long Island, New York and currently resides in Spokane, Washington. He is married with two children and a proud grandpa of his three grandchildren. Michael's father is an artist who influenced his love for music, art and literature. Though never formally trained as a wordsmith, he found a natural affinity for the craft. After a failed attempt at a story which found its way into the trash can, he produced his first successful novel "The Singingwood" in 1995 which was followed by "Arcalian Apocalypse" and "Children of Prophecy" to complete the trilogy.Over the years writing became a true passion. Michael produced another trilogy with "Gift of the Amulet", "Dragon Lord" and "Equilibrium".The latest release is "Leo Rising" a republication from 2009, which he considers his finest work.Michael believes that if there is anything he's learned in life, it is simply this. Whatever plans you think you have for your life is very likely to change. In the end, it is not the destination that matters, but the amazing journey you will travel to get there.

Reviews for Children of Prophecy

[Daniel Randall · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

enjoyed this book thanks like the way the author Langstaff to history in a fiction way