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Sindarim: Volume one
Sindarim: Volume one
Book 1 of 1: Sindarim
by Adrian C Tanase
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In the waning days of peace, Sindarim rode through forests ancient and alive, where Unicorns drank in silence and leaves whispered of spirits unseen. From the skies descended dragon-winged horrors, harbingers of chaos, and arrows hissed past him like curses. In that darkened glade, a Unicorn moved with silver grace, watched by creatures of malice. Sindarim’s Blahi sword, long silent, stirred at his hip, humming with the power of ages. Arrow and steel clashed, and flames of the ancient blade consumed not flesh but the shadows themselves. Amidst the turmoil, a mysterious Black Knight, Anlasil, appeared, and together they fled toward Tellima, fortress of hope.
Far across the kingdom, Keltios, the wise and long-lived, looked from his balcony over fertile fields and quiet villages, yet a chill ran through his heart. Giants had crossed the eastern borders, destroying Dunwâth and marching toward Skythos, accompanied by the cruel Harghojnien hordes. Calling upon his sons Gramicus and Sarmindes and his daughter Keltia, now wed to the warrior Belenius, Keltios marshaled his forces. Through the enchanted mirrors of Alme, their immortal father, strategies and warnings passed between the Peletarian line, guiding the defenders with the sight of ages.
The battles raged across forests and plains, under shadowed skies and storm-bent trees. Sindarim’s blade sang with the wrath of old, Anlasil struck with unerring precision, and the Peletarian heirs held the
Book 1 of 1: Sindarim
by Adrian C Tanase
To buy, select a Format:
In the waning days of peace, Sindarim rode through forests ancient and alive, where Unicorns drank in silence and leaves whispered of spirits unseen. From the skies descended dragon-winged horrors, harbingers of chaos, and arrows hissed past him like curses. In that darkened glade, a Unicorn moved with silver grace, watched by creatures of malice. Sindarim’s Blahi sword, long silent, stirred at his hip, humming with the power of ages. Arrow and steel clashed, and flames of the ancient blade consumed not flesh but the shadows themselves. Amidst the turmoil, a mysterious Black Knight, Anlasil, appeared, and together they fled toward Tellima, fortress of hope.
Far across the kingdom, Keltios, the wise and long-lived, looked from his balcony over fertile fields and quiet villages, yet a chill ran through his heart. Giants had crossed the eastern borders, destroying Dunwâth and marching toward Skythos, accompanied by the cruel Harghojnien hordes. Calling upon his sons Gramicus and Sarmindes and his daughter Keltia, now wed to the warrior Belenius, Keltios marshaled his forces. Through the enchanted mirrors of Alme, their immortal father, strategies and warnings passed between the Peletarian line, guiding the defenders with the sight of ages.
The battles raged across forests and plains, under shadowed skies and storm-bent trees. Sindarim’s blade sang with the wrath of old, Anlasil struck with unerring precision, and the Peletarian heirs held the
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Published February 5, 2026
About the author
Adrian C Tanase
8 books6 followersAdrian Tanase is the voice and spirit of the alternative folk band Tapinarii, lending his song also to Semne and Paranoik, a tribute to the ancient and mighty Black Sabbath. He is the author of the fantasy tome Sindarim. With more than twenty years of wanderings in the realms of journalism, he now serves as scribe at Catavencii. Originality, fervent energy, and a boundless passion for tale and legend mark all that he does—upon the stage, upon the printed page, or within the chronicles of the written word.
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March 3, 2026
Reading Sindarim felt like stepping into a fully realized world with its own history, tensions, and unspoken rules. From the beginning, I sensed that this story was aiming for something bigger than simple fantasy entertainment.
What I appreciated most was the atmosphere. There’s a constant feeling of pressure — political, emotional, even spiritual — hanging over the characters. Sindarim himself comes across as a leader shaped by conflict rather than glory. His strength feels earned, not exaggerated, and that made his journey compelling to follow.
The world-building is ambitious. Different factions, powers, and personal loyalties intertwine in ways that demand attention from the reader. It’s not a light read, but that’s exactly why it works — it rewards focus.
I also liked that the story doesn’t rush. Some moments take their time, allowing tension to build naturally. When action does happen, it carries weight because you understand what’s at stake.
For readers who enjoy epic fantasy with depth, moral complexity, and a strong sense of destiny, Sindarim offers a thoughtful and immersive experience. It left me curious about what comes next in this world.
What I appreciated most was the atmosphere. There’s a constant feeling of pressure — political, emotional, even spiritual — hanging over the characters. Sindarim himself comes across as a leader shaped by conflict rather than glory. His strength feels earned, not exaggerated, and that made his journey compelling to follow.
The world-building is ambitious. Different factions, powers, and personal loyalties intertwine in ways that demand attention from the reader. It’s not a light read, but that’s exactly why it works — it rewards focus.
I also liked that the story doesn’t rush. Some moments take their time, allowing tension to build naturally. When action does happen, it carries weight because you understand what’s at stake.
For readers who enjoy epic fantasy with depth, moral complexity, and a strong sense of destiny, Sindarim offers a thoughtful and immersive experience. It left me curious about what comes next in this world.
February 25, 2026
Sindarim: Volume One by Adrian C. Tanase is an impressive debut that immediately establishes a compelling fantasy world with rich lore and nuanced characters. Despite its concise format, the novel immerses readers in a complex narrative filled with intrigue, adventure, and moral complexity. Tanase demonstrates strong storytelling instincts, blending world-building with character-driven plots that keep readers engaged.
What makes this book particularly notable is its ability to balance detailed world construction with accessible storytelling. Each character feels layered, and the stakes of the plot create both suspense and emotional resonance. Sindarim promises a series that will appeal to fans of epic and high fantasy alike, setting a strong foundation for subsequent volumes.
What makes this book particularly notable is its ability to balance detailed world construction with accessible storytelling. Each character feels layered, and the stakes of the plot create both suspense and emotional resonance. Sindarim promises a series that will appeal to fans of epic and high fantasy alike, setting a strong foundation for subsequent volumes.
February 11, 2026
the ebook version of the first volume of Sindarim. Epic saga, epic fantasy, world building high fantasy.
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