Crown of Vengeance by Stephen Zimmer: new book trailer
Crown of Vengeance, the first book in the new epic fantasy series Fires in Eden, by author Stephen Zimmer (The Exodus Gate), now has a lovely book trailer that helps to showcase the artwork found within. The artwork is by Matt Perry, the book trailer itself was produced by independent filmmaker Aaron Champion.
Here’s the trailer:
Begin an Epic Journey…
On a night that begins no different from any other, strange mists engulf Janus Roland, Erika Laesig, Mershad Shahab, and several others going about their lives in a quiet midwestern town. When the mist dissipates, they all find themselves looking up into the bright skies of a new, incredible world.
Without explanation of why it has happened, or any notion of where they are, they embark upon a grand adventure within the fantastical world of Ave. Some find themselves in the lands of the Saxan Kingdom, while others have emerged within the lands of the Onan, one of the tribes in the Five Realms confederation.
Storms of war loom over both Saxany and the Five Realms, as invasion forces mass under the inspiration of The Unifier, a mysterious, captivating figure whose influence has swept across the surface of Ave ever since His rise to power in the Gallean duchy of Avanor. It is a war that will be fought in the skies, upon the seas, on land, and even in places non-physical in nature.
Information on the pre-ordering options can be found at the new site for the Fires In Eden series, located at www.firesineden.com.
For information on the publisher visit www.seventhstarpress.com, and for the author visit www.stephenzimmer.com.
Posted: January 23rd, 2010
Author: Lee
Categories: Latest News
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