Layton Green

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be plunged into a dangerous fantasy world? The Blackwood brothers from New Orleans are about to find out. Youngest brother Will dreams of escaping his mundane life as an apprentice contractor. Caleb is a bartender whose charm and good looks see him through life. Val, the eldest, is a high-powered attorney who hides the fact that he can perform parlor tricks with his mind. The brothers' lives are changed forever when they receive a belated inheritance from their father: a staff with a mysterious stone on top, a pair of rogue's bracers, and a sword that Will can barely lift. Searching for an explanation, it is not until a strange key whisks the brothers across time and space, into a terrifying version of New Orleans ruled by wizards, that the brothers accept the truth and undergo a perilous journey home. With the help of an alluring but deadly adventuress, they must break into the keep of a sorcerer known for his love of diabolical games, find a trio of enchanted talismans, and somehow defeat an evil wizard who can raise legions of the undead to do his bidding. It seems the brothers have found their adventure. But will they live to tell the tale?

Book One of the Blackwood Saga

The Brothers Three

maybe this will be okay cause this guy is a 21 year old, 5’9 loser

laine

He scoured the Internet and his extensive fantasy collection. Was the man in the cloak a vampire, a lich, a diabolical priest bound in homage to an evil god? The last option made the most sense, given his command of the undead.

That was, if Will accepted the fact that magic and the undead were real and not figments of his imagination. which lead him to the final, uncomfortable option: he was going insane.

simply writing this paragraph down so i can look up what all the weird words mean

“Let’s see how many I can remember: red for pyromancy, blue for aquamancy, green for sylvomancy, amber for geomancy, white for aeromancy, that flesh-coloured one be cuerpomancy, and the gold…alchemancy. There be plenty more, o’ course, cyanomancers and illusomancers and electromancers and all kinds o’ strange ones.”

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