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    The High King: Book Two of the 'Riothamus' trilogy
    Warriormage: Book Three of the 'Riothamus' trilogy
    Arantur: Book One of the 'Riothamus' trilogy
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    Riothamus Series

    By Rosemary Fryth

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    About this series

    ‘Warriormage' is an epic fantasy story and the third book in the ‘Riothamus’ trilogy.

    A great and terrible battle now behind him, Arantur and a handpicked group of friends and mages must travel onwards through the province to face his final challenge, the enemy who relentlessly drives her armies against his people.

    Along the way, Arantur meets ghosts from the past, he travels through a mysterious forest that is more than just a forest, and gains unexpected allies.

    Tragedy unfolds during his journey; and in the end, he has to confront an enemy that may be undefeatable. Arantur must harness and tame his new ability and seek the help of all of his allies and friends in order to overcome the enemy and bring peace to his land.

    ‘Warriormage’ will appeal to readers aged sixteen years and older. Word length: 103,000

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRosemary Fryth
    Release dateSep 29, 2012
    The High King: Book Two of the 'Riothamus' trilogy
    Warriormage: Book Three of the 'Riothamus' trilogy
    Arantur: Book One of the 'Riothamus' trilogy

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      Arantur: Book One of the 'Riothamus' trilogy
      Arantur: Book One of the 'Riothamus' trilogy

      Arantur: Book One of the 'Riothamus' trilogy

      Rosemary Fryth
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      ‘Arantur' is an epic fantasy story and the first book in the ‘Riothamus’ trilogy. Arantur, a young man raised in the small central Andurian town of Leigh and apprenticed to Mastercraftsman Blacksmith Cody has small-town dreams and aspirations. However, Arantur will soon discover that his destiny lies elsewhere. With war looming on the horizon, an enigmatic stranger befriends Arantur, and takes him on a journey of self-discovery and adventure. This journey leads him to the mysterious mage island of Glaive, and then onwards to the ancient fortress of Andur’s Keep. Along the way, Arantur must make difficult choices about fulfilling his destiny, or turning away to seek an easier and more straightforward life-path. Arantur finds himself challenged along each step of his journey; however, he also unexpectedly discovers a mysterious sword, an ancient royal heritage, arcane and lost abilities, and true friendships. ‘Arantur’ will appeal to readers aged sixteen years and older. Word length: 81,000

      ‘Arantur' is an epic fantasy story and the first book in the ‘Riothamus’ trilogy. Arantur, a young man raised in the small central Andurian town of Leigh and apprenticed to Mastercraftsman Blacksmith Cody has small-town dreams and aspirations. However, Arantur will soon discover that his destiny lies elsewhere. With war looming on the horizon, an enigmatic stranger befriends Arantur, and takes him on a journey of self-discovery and adventure. This journey leads him to the mysterious mage island of Glaive, and then onwards to the ancient fortress of Andur’s Keep. Along the way, Arantur must make difficult choices about fulfilling his destiny, or turning away to seek an easier and more straightforward life-path. Arantur finds himself challenged along each step of his journey; however, he also unexpectedly discovers a mysterious sword, an ancient royal heritage, arcane and lost abilities, and true friendships. ‘Arantur’ will appeal to readers aged sixteen years and older. Word length: 81,000

    • 2

      The High King: Book Two of the 'Riothamus' trilogy
      The High King: Book Two of the 'Riothamus' trilogy

      The High King: Book Two of the 'Riothamus' trilogy

      Rosemary Fryth
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      1/5 - 1 rating

      ‘The High King' is an epic fantasy story and the second book in the ‘Riothamus’ trilogy. Unexpectedly and reluctantly Arantur, descendant of Warleader Andur has been thrust into high kingship. With new duties and responsibilities pressing upon him, he feels unprepared for the challenges that lie ahead. Arantur must mobilise an army and take that army to war against an implacable enemy that threatens the peace of his province. He must also come to terms with a new and frightening mage ability that he has inherited, an ability that imperils his sanity and which he must attempt to control before it overwhelms him. However, despite his tribulations and a terrible battle, Arantur has the support of his friends and the comfort of a new love. ‘The High King’ will appeal to readers aged sixteen years and older. Word length: 104,000

      ‘The High King' is an epic fantasy story and the second book in the ‘Riothamus’ trilogy. Unexpectedly and reluctantly Arantur, descendant of Warleader Andur has been thrust into high kingship. With new duties and responsibilities pressing upon him, he feels unprepared for the challenges that lie ahead. Arantur must mobilise an army and take that army to war against an implacable enemy that threatens the peace of his province. He must also come to terms with a new and frightening mage ability that he has inherited, an ability that imperils his sanity and which he must attempt to control before it overwhelms him. However, despite his tribulations and a terrible battle, Arantur has the support of his friends and the comfort of a new love. ‘The High King’ will appeal to readers aged sixteen years and older. Word length: 104,000

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      Warriormage: Book Three of the 'Riothamus' trilogy
      Warriormage: Book Three of the 'Riothamus' trilogy

      Warriormage: Book Three of the 'Riothamus' trilogy

      Rosemary Fryth
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      ‘Warriormage' is an epic fantasy story and the third book in the ‘Riothamus’ trilogy. A great and terrible battle now behind him, Arantur and a handpicked group of friends and mages must travel onwards through the province to face his final challenge, the enemy who relentlessly drives her armies against his people. Along the way, Arantur meets ghosts from the past, he travels through a mysterious forest that is more than just a forest, and gains unexpected allies. Tragedy unfolds during his journey; and in the end, he has to confront an enemy that may be undefeatable. Arantur must harness and tame his new ability and seek the help of all of his allies and friends in order to overcome the enemy and bring peace to his land. ‘Warriormage’ will appeal to readers aged sixteen years and older. Word length: 103,000

      ‘Warriormage' is an epic fantasy story and the third book in the ‘Riothamus’ trilogy. A great and terrible battle now behind him, Arantur and a handpicked group of friends and mages must travel onwards through the province to face his final challenge, the enemy who relentlessly drives her armies against his people. Along the way, Arantur meets ghosts from the past, he travels through a mysterious forest that is more than just a forest, and gains unexpected allies. Tragedy unfolds during his journey; and in the end, he has to confront an enemy that may be undefeatable. Arantur must harness and tame his new ability and seek the help of all of his allies and friends in order to overcome the enemy and bring peace to his land. ‘Warriormage’ will appeal to readers aged sixteen years and older. Word length: 103,000

    Author

    Rosemary Fryth

    Australian Independent author writing epic and dark fantasy, and also poetry. 'Riothamus' trilogy (Heroic Epic Fantasy genre) - Able to be downloaded from Smashwords and other distributors. 'The Darkening' trilogy (Contemporary Paranormal Dark Fantasy genre) and "The Dresser Man" - Available from Amazon, now available from Smashwords

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