Light Funnel

by KA Barron

Overview

A father in despair. An ancient destiny. A darkness that can change everything.

Fear has kept ancient enemies apart for centuries, but the Archbishop has made a discovery which will overturn the balance of power.

Falling between worlds, young Charlie Denham and his father Richard find themselves on opposite sides when war looms. The descendants of lost crusaders now face a decisive conflict with the Delf who wield demons of fire.
As darkness pours from the earth and armies gather, Richard and Charlie will face the nightmare from a lost past which threatens to consume both worlds. They must find each other, and escape the approaching storm, if they are to have any hope of staying alive or returning home again.

Light Funnel is the first installment of a series of alternate worlds flintlock fantasy.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940153835754
Publisher:	KA Barron
Publication date:	11/02/2016
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	768 KB

About the Author

KA Barron, or Kevin, as he is known outside of book covers, was born in England. Descended from restless ancestors on both sides of his family, he has lived and travelled in a number of countries. Currently he lives in Auckland, New Zealand with his wife and young sons. He likes to believe he’s still travelling because there are palm trees on his street and a volcano in the harbour, neither of which are normal where he comes from. Kevin writes fantasy fiction which involves alternate worlds and universes and contains elements that could be considered flintlock or gunpowder fantasy. Ultimately, he enjoys a good yarn and fantasy gives him the freedom to make up his own rules at the same time. Unable to keep to one genre, he not only writes fantasy fiction, but has also published travel books and even some nonsense verse. There’s much more in the pipeline, including various forms of romantic comedy and some business books. There really aren’t enough hours in the day. He enjoys themes of drama, transformation and redemption. He’d rather feel uplifted by his reading, so generally writes with that aim himself. That doesn’t mean that the road to redemption is an easy one, or that everyone gets redeemed.