Nightfall (Innisfail, #4)

by John Schettler

Overview

ABOUT NIGHTFALL  

Duke Morgin Grenfell fights two battles in defense of the West while the Dreadlord Sonderin recruits the Khazars and Marches East to assault the Raedwall. Morgin receives unexpected help after Vortigern and the Order discover another High Mage, Cedrin Woodwise, in the Ravenswood. Soon Morwenna and Luth march to join Sonderin, but only after they have first gone to Dark Mornaland to release a terrible Demon, a Nightshade who can devour all light. The work of this demon gives the book its title. As deep night falls on the Alderenh, hope fades in the darkness until the Sons of Old Mindemoya answer a desperate appeal from General Scion Cross and sail for Rammath-Innis. But the Black Sails stand in their way, and the Imperial Navy sorties to challenge them in the first  great naval battle of the war.

When the Nightshade comes east into Innisfail, Archmage Vortigern leads the Order of Donn Rhy to stand against it in a deadly confrontation of Black Magic vs White. Then the Samurkon arrive to stand with General Cross and face down Luth and his Legion of Shadows--the Dharmans. A Great battle is fought near Longwood in Innisfail to decide whether the rebirth of Innisfail will continue, or again be crushed by the Dreadlords and fall into night.

The Chronicles of Innisfail

Volume IV, Nightfall
By

John Schettler

Part I – Deep West
Part II – Charlendar Pass

Part III – Ravenswood

Part IV – The Gathering Storm

Part V – The Fields of Gwimalden

Part VI – The Luntmorgen

Part VII – A Council of Five

Part VIII – The Raedwall

Part IX – The Raedwall

Part X– The Raedwall

Part XI – Night Falls

Part XII – Longwood

335 pages

Product Details

BN ID:	2940166674692
Publisher:	The Writing Shop Press
Publication date:	09/26/2022
Series:	Innisfail
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	375 KB

About the Author

A prolific writer with 75 books, John Schettler achieved early recognition in winning the Silver Medal for Science Fiction in Foreword Magazine's annual competion, and scoring a 9.5/10 with Reader's Digest for his 5-book Time Travel series opener, Meridian. He went on to author the longest story ever written, the massive 64 volume Kirov Series, also a Time travel Military Fiction and alternate history of WWII. John's latest work is a new Epic Fantasy series, The Chronicles of Innisfail, released April of 2022.