From USA Today bestseller JT Williams comes a Progression Fantasy Epic like you've never experienced. Lost, broken, but never alone. Idori remembers his tenth birthday for one reason.
From USA Today bestseller JT Williams comes a Progression Fantasy Epic like you've never experienced. Lost, broken, but never alone. Idori remembers his tenth birthday for one reason. His parents were murdered, and he survived only because he was saved by the Hammersong, the sacred warrior guardians of the dwarves. He thought he had lost everything that mattered. But safe from his enemy, Idori finds a second home with Master Telnor, an elder dwarf, and a group of dwarven brothers and sisters who share mysteriously similar losses. Together, they take refuge in the dwarven capital of Harrodarr and begin to forge their place in the kingdom. But Idori can't leave his past uncovered. He digs for the truth until it becomes apparent that he and the others were among many who were hidden away during a great purge. Idori and his kin were the only survivors. Taking up the mantle of his bloodline, he'll soon learn the horrible evil behind the purge and what it will take to make sure his parents' sacrifice was not in vain. He must learn how to become none other than a Hammersong of Harrodarr... or die trying. Don't miss the start of this epic progression fantasy from USA Today Bestseller J.T. Williams, author of the Dwemhar Realms and Stormborn Saga.
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