The Sorcerer's Ring

The Seven Sorcerers Saga #1

by Julius St. Clair

"This author has the fantasy fiction genre nailed. His use of anti-hero protagonists and coming of age challenges is outstanding. Excellent character development and plotting move a fast-paced adventure tale through enough action to please readers of all ages." - Book Reviewer From #1 best-selling author, Julius St, Clair comes another breathtaking epic fantasy: THE SORCERER'S RING (SEVEN SORCERERS SAGA, BOOK 1). In a time when magic and wonder is needed most, the impossible has happened. The Sages have returned. Supernatural warriors of legend with powers so great, they can determine the fate of entire kingdoms. And with their arrival, an even greater force emerges from the background, ready to halt their progress: the mysterious Seven Sorcerers. Sensing a great conflict and evil coming, the Sages have chosen a handful of young, ordinary teenagers-to train them for the battles ahead and fashion them into the soldiers they need. And to Remi Fonteyn's surprise, she is one of the few taken in. Shunned by her family and peers, and fighting a life-threatening disease, she knows she's the last person to entrust the fate of the world to. But whether she's ready or not, she's about to embark on a quest that will test everything she's ever believed in when it comes to falling in love, growing up, and what it really means to be strong. In a world of immortal guardians and frightening enemies, of romance and betrayal, and kings and sorcerers, Remi must uncover the truth behind the world's greatest secret, and discover what it means to be the sorcerers ring.

Genres: Amazon, Fantasy

256 pages, Paperback

First published March 31, 2015

About the author

I'm just a normal guy trying to make a living and supporting my family with what i love doing most: writing.

I'm always interested in meeting new people and if you would like to talk, you can contact me at the e-mail address: juliusstclair@yahoo.com.

Reviews

[Lisa · Rating 2 out of 5]

I do not know if it's because of the ebook or if it's supposed to be that way: I can't shake the feeling that there are some parts missing.
There were a few parts where the story is just a step farther than it ought to be. Couple of times I had to go back a page to check if I missed some crucial information.

Otherwise I liked the story. Olivia and her relationship to Remi did not make so much sense to me, but the author got me hooked enough to want to continue the story. Maybe the next part makes more sense.