On The Path of War

by Sherif Guirguis

Richard's war path will determine the fate of two worlds, and the path starts with an act of kindness.

To grow in a war camp is not the best of beginnings, but Richard tried to make the best of it. He became Little Brother to the infamous warlord, Rowida.

A life of strife and suffering, is prone to change a man, but will it strip him away from all that is good and kind?

Little Brother grows to be Lord Dragon, a warlord himself. He has to walk a path of war, and his path will be one to be remembered.

Love, such a noble emotion. Could love change Richard's path, or will it force him to travel through it faster?

The fates are watching, observing, and deciding...
No one can revoke their final decision -- not even the Lord Dragon.

164 pages, Hardcover

Published October 12, 2021

About the author

An Egyptian by birth, cosmopolitan by convection, Sherif started writing at a very young age, and he didn't stop since then. He always thought that our world needed a dash of magic, and this is what he always included in his writings.
Originally a medical doctor, but he decided to leave medicine behind to pursue his passion for the word since then he wrote three books.
The chronicles of Agartha: Book 1 - The Green boy, is his third book, his first was “The Door,” a magical realism thriller, and the second was “The Trinity's Dream,” a contemporary fantasy about the end of days.
Now, he added a fourth book "Through The Storm: The Prequel of The Chronicles of Agartha", to his list of authored books.
He is happily married and has two daughters, whom he adores.
He is always happy to receive news from his readers on his email: drsherifmekdam@gmail.com

Reviews

[Mary T · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wonderful story about Little Brother
Little Brother's life is told up to his battle with the Grand Wizard. Their meeting isn't what is expected.

[Isaac Michaan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great Book!

[TaniaRina · Rating 3 out of 5]

Backstories are always so helpful; readers can really get a sense of the characters that otherwise would get lost in a different story.

[Roger Weetch · Rating 4 out of 5]

An enjoyable read with some links to their earlier story, Fatima of Agartha. Both are set in a world where individuals have coloured auras which divide them into conflicting tribes. Each book concentrates on one colour. Unfortunately, from my point of view, the individual books do not have a satisfactory conclusion: they simply stop. Thus they appear to be merely chapters in a larger book, forcing you to read them all if you want to reach the end. The story line is interesting and well written and the characters well developed, so it is a shame that the books cannot be complete in themselves.

[Brittni Kitten · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love this backstory of Richard! Makes understanding his character so much better. Cannot wait to see what happens now with his character.