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Those that are Higher: One with the Light

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While mankind was in its infancy and time was still young,
Chaos flooded over the face of the ground.

Being the culmination of mankind's malice and greed,
it drove even the innocent to commit heinous acts.

Those that are Higher saw the plight of man and bestowed
blessings upon 12 individuals through the sacred covenant,
with which they waged war against Choas.

Eventually, this council of twelve was victorious,
locking Chaos away by the strength of the covenant.

And for nearly three thousand years, the Twelve reigned,
and there was peace.

Until the Covenant was broken...

Rodalli, the "Blessed of the Light," refuses to believe
that The Covenant could be broken. But as evidence
mounts against him, he decides to seek out Those that
are Higher and find answers.

His journey to their realm is met by an ancient evil,
and upon arrival, what he learns changes his world
forever.

456 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 1, 2024

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486 reviews3 followers
August 19, 2025
There are a number of things I liked about this debut fantasy novel. I liked that it had all adult characters, and so while “clean,” it’s not necessarily oriented to a YA audience. I need more of that sort in my middle aged life! The allegorical and fantasy elements were interesting. Could use more editing. I almost dnf’d it even while well into the book—I think because it had so many shifting scenes and metaphysical dynamics that it was difficult for me to feel anchored or grounded in the story. 3.5 stars rounded up because of the solid light vs. darkness, evil vs. good theme.
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10 reviews5 followers
May 8, 2024
Engaging story, with an important allegorical subtext. Strongly recommended!
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November 14, 2024
Really enjoyed this! The story sucks you in, and is full of surprises. Creative world building!
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