Merlin The Legacy – Part 2 of the Dark Fantasy!

My Part two of Merlin of Merlin – The Legacy (Rise of the Dark), the dark fantasy serial is now out! In this part two Merlin get’s a new mentor, a mentor experienced in the  dark arts, dark arts that will be taught to him by this man who moves in the shadows of the kingdom.

Darius the knight – Merlin’s travelling companion up until this point – and the man who first took Merlin on his quest and ultimately, to the beginning of his destiny, is now part of the northern Kings court and training his men for battle.

Although Merlin desires to also become a knight, fate took him elsewhere at this time, and he must go on a mission and learn how his new master has always manipulated events to the northern Kings advantage.

Rakellian, the King of the south – hell bent on war and domination – finds out from a sorceress that there is another vying for Excalibur…

Get Merlin the Legacy (Rise of the Dark #2) on: Amazon  Apple  Barnes and Noble  or  Kobo

Merlin The Legacy – The Dark Fantasy Serial Hits Bestseller List!

With the release of part one of Merlin – Rise of the Dark, the Dark Fantasy Arthurian serial, came a lot of excitement for me. This only increased when it hit the Amazon top 100 bestsellers list in two genre’s at the same time (Arthurian and Myths and Legends!)

Take a look:

I have focused on the beginnings of Merlin’s life, and also the legend that he was first a warrior before he became a wizard! But Merlin’s powers are already innate in him, despite he, himself, not really understanding them as yet.

One fateful day, he comes across a dangerous rogue knight, and this is where our story truly begins.

Merlin – The Legacy #1 (Rise of the Dark) is now 0.99 and available at: Amazon Barnes and Noble  Apple  Kobo  or for multiple file types, you can go to Smashwords

ps: All my books will be DRM free where possible, this means you can read them on whichever reading device you choose! I don’t believe that ‘Digital Rights Management’ is useful or desirable; when someone buys an ebook, they should have the right to read it however they choose to.