The Age of Dawn Series by Everet Martins

Lillian and Baylan, wizards of the Silver Tower, are sent on a scouting mission to Tigeria. The Tigerian realm is occupied by savage catfolk who regard men like cattle. The lovers are betrayed by a smuggler on the shores of Tigeria, torn from each other’s arms and sold as slaves. Lillian must endure unspeakable horrors, each day a struggle to survive. Graced by the Dragon’s own luck, she is freed by Brenna, a bounty hunter who hates Tigerians almost as much as she does... moreLillian and Baylan, wizards of the Silver Tower, are sent on a scouting mission to Tigeria. The Tigerian realm is occupied by savage catfolk who regard men like cattle. The lovers are betrayed by a smuggler on the shores of Tigeria, torn from each other’s arms and sold as slaves. Lillian must endure unspeakable horrors, each day a struggle to survive. Graced by the Dragon’s own luck, she is freed by Brenna, a bounty hunter who hates Tigerians almost as much as she does. Lillian would burn the realm to ashes with the fire of Dragon god if it meant reuniting with Baylan. Would she be enough to find him? What sacrifices must be made? less

New author Everet Martins introduces readers to the fantastical world of Zoria, a land of volcanos and carnivorous plants. 10,000 years have passed since Asebor was sealed during the first Age of Dawn. The power binding this malevolent god has finally waned, allowing him to once again beat the drums of war. Men worship the Phoenix and Dragon gods. Some are fortunate enough to touch their essences, transforming ordinary women into fearsome warriors and men into miraculous healers... moreNew author Everet Martins introduces readers to the fantastical world of Zoria, a land of volcanos and carnivorous plants. 10,000 years have passed since Asebor was sealed during the first Age of Dawn. The power binding this malevolent god has finally waned, allowing him to once again beat the drums of war. Men worship the Phoenix and Dragon gods. Some are fortunate enough to touch their essences, transforming ordinary women into fearsome warriors and men into miraculous healers. The beginnings of the next scourge brushes the town of Breden, where Walter, son of elixir bean farmers, itches for adventure only to discover the harsh brutality of combat. less

Alternate Cover Edition can be found here. New author Everet Martins presents the second book in The Age of Dawn series: The Lord of Death, the sequel to the first book Stormcaller. Walter survived his first confrontation with the demon god Asebor when his cursed armor was removed, swelling his thirst for vengeance. It was supposed to be impossible to remain human for long when wearing Cerumal armor. The shadow of Asebor darkens over the realm of Zoria... moreAlternate Cover Edition can be found here. New author Everet Martins presents the second book in The Age of Dawn series: The Lord of Death, the sequel to the first book Stormcaller. Walter survived his first confrontation with the demon god Asebor when his cursed armor was removed, swelling his thirst for vengeance. It was supposed to be impossible to remain human for long when wearing Cerumal armor. The shadow of Asebor darkens over the realm of Zoria. Juzo, his best friend, is still missing and has been forced down a dark path. Walter and Nyset harness their newfound abilities under the tutelage of Baylan of the Silver Tower and the rogue wizard, Malek. The group is thrown into an insidious trap as Asebor’s generals, The Wretched, strike at the heart of Midgaard, derailing them from searching for Juzo. Walter is sure that Juzo is alive and he can’t allow himself to give up on his friend, despite the risks of travelling east where hordes of Death Spawn are rumored to be. The Midgaard Falcon army is deployed to stomp out the Death Spawn, led by a mysterious horror known as the Lord of Death. less