L.B. Disher
Dark Fantasy Indie Author
Condemned to the Arena for a crime they didn’t commit, fae brothers Wayden and Nathan are forced to strike a dangerous bargain: serve a new master in exchange for their lives or die at one another’s hands.
When their paths cross with December’s, a captive fae-hybrid, who’s thrust into a deadly world that she’s unprepared for, Wayden and Nathan must earn her trust as they discover that their lives are bound together by a prophecy steeped in ancient secrets and lies.
As war looms between fae and human, and a fanatical cult seeks to unleash an ancient entity hellbent on destruction, the three battle not only for survival, but for each other. Hunted and pitted against each other, all three must fight to change their fates—before the world falls with them.
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Find The Keeper of Eden at these locations:
Book #1 The Guardians of Eden series
Other projects to look forward to by L.B. Disher
Book #2 in The Guardians of Eden series follows December and Nathan after they escaped Dhracora and returned to Revlain. Wayden is forced to endure Ahren's whims while he tries to find his own way through the trials that have come to a head.
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Book #2 The Guardians of Eden series
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The Guardians of Eden series
They say that death is eternal, but no one could have predicted that Death would hang up their scythe and disappear. It’s been 500 years since the last human died, but they were never meant to live forever.
When people start dropping into a living death and become bloodthirsty monsters, the fabric of reality begins to tear, and Time must step in to find Death to restore balance. She seeks out the last person on Earth who remembers what death is, hoping that they can lead to the whereabout of Death.​
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Atticus Nero has no memory of his past, only what he’s been told. It’s his unique ability to make people wish for death again that got him recruited for the city’s Magnate, a man who seems to have answers to what happened 500 years ago. As latent memories, and new feelings, begin to stir in Time’s presence, Atticus begins to question if he even wants to remember his past. But if he doesn’t help her stop reality from shredding then everyone, including Time, will cease to exist.
