About the Author

While reading The Fellowship of the Ring at the age of twelve, Stuart A. Etter was told by his teacher that he should be reading shorter books. Undaunted, he finished the trilogy and promptly moved on to other novels ranging from fantasy/sci-fi to historical fiction to horror to thrillers.

Over time, stories of his own began brewing in his head. At first, he tried to express them through art, as much of his free time was spent drawing. As he grew older, he realized that the best way to tell his stories was through writing, an aptitude he previously did not realize he possessed. It quickly turned into his passion, and the concept sketches became writing references.

The simple tales of his youth and childhood expanded when he took a year off before college to backpack around Europe. The lonely moors, castle ruins, quaint towns, ancient cities, and lavish art all settled within him and opened his eyes to a new world: the old world. These places started to infiltrate his imagined worlds too, enriching them with detail and life.

He still travels whenever possible and is always planning his next excursion, just as he is always looking for a forgotten tidbit of history to transform into in story of his own.

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June, 22 2009

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About the Author

While reading The Fellowship of the Ring at the age of twelve, Stuart A. Etter was told by his teacher that he should be reading shorter books. Undaunted, he finished the trilogy and promptly moved on to other novels ranging from fantasy/sci-fi to historical fiction to horror to thrillers.

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Prologue: The Prisoner

Damion rubbed age's dull ache from his hands. The years have nearly caught me, but my hands remain strong. Countless years marked by even more battles had strengthened the tendons and muscles of his hands, but time had also worn them down, replacing strength with occasional sharp pain. Closing his tired eyes, Damion dreamed of his past life....