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THECHILDRENOFCHAOS

...a cosmic horror...

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THE RISE OF SYN (Book I)

THE FALLEN KING (Book II)

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LORE

Journey into the universe of science and magic, where three primal dimensions battle conflicting energies. While the universe begins to collapse, beings from different cosmos must come together in order to prevent ruin.

 

And as wars brew and alliances fade, one thing remains: total chaos.​​..

"When one opposes rules written by the stars, energy from all over shall clash and the end of all will draw near."

-Ezra, First King of Kanaria

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Chaos, the tortured and sad designer of the universe, began their endless walk searching for purpose. They roamed among the blankness of nothingness, forever longing to find meaning.


But the reason for their existence was not what they found.


As if Chaos felt the energies brewing behind them, they looked back, and what they saw, they did not like. They did not know they were bleeding, and their blood was creating rocks and stars. Soon, the rocks and stars made objects of their own.


Three worlds were created by their blood: a realm of light, a realm of dark, and a realm of shadow. Then, the gods came. The gods of these three realms, birthed by the sufferings of Chaos, were constructed to maintain balance. However, their egos caused the realms to become unstable, and the universe became a battleground. The pantheon of gods in the light and dark realms feared each other’s energy, worried they were not the most powerful. All the while, the lone god of the shadows watched the light and dark fight a senseless war, which created rips in the three barriers.


The mesh of all the energies that drifted through the cracks of the realms caused Chaos to flee—a dire consequence of their endless walk.


Frightened by their creations, Chaos continued their path far away from their children… I do not blame them.

CHAOS THEORY

Lucifer
Lucael Temple
Scroll No. 666 of the Three Moon

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Advice from Lucifer

"It would be wise to steer clear of the light gods. Follow the teachings of Chaos, and you will be fine."​
Lucifer's Guide to Living on Earth:
  • Think before you speak.

  • Keep rum in stock.

  • Keep learning.

  • Keep rum in stock.

  • Avoid the rebels.

  • Keep rum in stock.

  • Carry a machete.

  • Most importantly, keep rum in stock.

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The Rise of Syn

"What a pleasure it is to review this gem of a book. I think it fits into a hybrid genre called sci-fantasy. To me, there's a correlation with the long admired work of Rod Serling's “Twilight Zone,” but it certainly stands on its own uniqueness. You're welcome to decide where it fits in. The setting is a couple hundred years in the future in Tallahassee, Florida, but the tentacles of this story extend to the Bermuda Triangle, suggesting mystery and intrigue from the start. To suspend disbelief is an absolute must,and up pops a rhetorical question, “Could it happen or is it purely fantasy?” That likely will linger in one's mind as the story unwinds. The reader will journey down avenues of suspense as we become attached to the players. Regular people? Yup! Fantasy people? For sure. What will happen to them as the story unfolds? The essence of a good book, and this is not original, is whether we care about the actors. I did. I wanted Wren and Esme to be O.K. That's impressive, since the landscape transcends the usual concept of reality and fantasy. While not confusing, I found it compelling, fun even, to track the lives of a roster of intriguing characters. With the pace of action, as well as the author's creativity, she described things better than most authors I read. I read a bunch of books, but I've abandoned many of them as being formulaic or just dull. Not this one. This fictional world of the future brings along conflicts between groups that will seem familiar to us in the 21st century. Oh! From the more things change department, the reader will recognize jealousy, deceit, and hostility as a conflict that is never completely resolved, even within groups that appear to be mostly homogeneous. It's not unlike our world of today. I don't think the author intended it to emulate today's events. However, behaviors tend to repeat themselves as representative of our earthly world. So it is with the world of imagination. Undoubtedly, we want to understand Syn. Who is Syn? Is Syn actually Wren? An important heads up: Be not hasty to assume characteristics of an individual from just a name. There's plenty of guidance to aid readers (me) to understand a world unfamiliar to us. Examples are the maps and Glossary. Starting with the Glossary would be a wise decision. The ending is not a dead end, as it made a me avidly looking forward to the next book, a further exploration of Syn, no matter who she really is." --Charles Hasbrouck

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