Summary: All Ages have a living darkness. In some, it is long buried. In others, it lives and thrives. And then there is the darkness no one sees, the patient darkness that reveals itself only when all light fails. In an Age of fallen heroes, stolen princesses, and a city prison, the world balances upon the blades of haunted men. In S.M. White‘s dark fantasy “The Pale Hand of God,” behind the walls of the clergy-controlled prison city of Iban Su, Lainn Sevai endures. But after losing his father and brother, Lainn finds the determination to seek freedom, following in the footsteps of the man whose iron tutelage molded him into one of the fiercest warriors Iban Su has ever known. In the process he discovers his father’s terrible secret, and uncovers the thousand-year mystery as to why the prophesied End of Days never came to the world. And that sets in motion a terrible future. More below the media player. Listen to S.M. White The Indie Author Life A ninja? In an interview with Angella Graff at Indie Reviews, S.M. White was asked, “Tell us something unique about yourself you’d love your readers to know” … I put this up [...]Similar Posts:Should I Have Agreed to This Interview?Hidden Masters vs Unspeakable Evil, A Tag Team MatchWhy I Don’t Charge Authors to be InterviewedA Stunning Story of Two Women and the Bond They ForgeThe 11-Year-Old Witness to An Apocalypse The post Death, Prison, and a Son’s Desperate Search For Answers appeared first on The Bookcast.
