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Ever stranger mysteries unfold as the epic saga of Enchantment's Reach continues with Volume 3: Betrayed and now powerless in his own domain, Leth, beleaguered king of the magic-haunted realm of Enchantment's Reach, finds himself cast through a combination of treachery and freak circumstance from his own world. Stranded with his two children in the seemingly endless blue void of Orbelon's World, he encounters mysteries, dangers and unworldly intrigues unlike any he has met before.In Enchantment's Reach itself, the enigmatic, eons old god-entity Orbelon has revealed to Leth's young queen, Issul, that her husband and children are trapped within his world. Orbelon knows of no way to locate or release them.Issul has no choice but to believe - and indeed to trust him.And still the question hangs over her: who, or what, is Orbelon? And what are his real motives?Accompanied by Orbelon, Issul finds herself bound upon a terrifying quest back to the mysterious land of Enchantment, seeking clues and a lost, perhaps mythical living artefact, the Soul of the Orb, that may represent the one slim hope of saving her world from the brutal, inhuman warrior race, the Karai, and the god-creature that appears to lead them. It is a quest that also demands the presence of the deranged assassin, the murderous head of the outlawed True Sept, Grey Venger, with his knowledge of the Legendary Child. But the nature of the quest cannot be revealed to Grey Venger himself.Equally, the quest must be kept secret from the ruthless Head of Security of Enchantment's Reach, Lord Fectur, known as The Spectre. The scheming Fectur has already demonstrated beyond all doubt that he harbours mighty ambitions of his own, and will stop at nothing to achieve them. Ahead lie perilous unknowns for Issul, and a growing yet troubling bond with Shenwolf, the young soldier who holds secrets of his own and is not entirely what he seems.And in Orbelon's World Leth discovers a reality beyond anything he could have imagined...Cover design & artwork: Alexia Dima, Michail Antonellos
