New fantasy world, ‘Edafos,’ exhibits unlikely hero’s success
ST. THOMAS, United States Virgin Islands (PRWEB) December 12, 2014 -- In the fictional world of Edafos, on the continent of Cardia, peace has been established after 300 years of war. As corrupt kings and religious struggles threaten to arise against the newfound peace, a boy forges his way across the land, attempting to change the fate of his homeland in the new fantasy book “Edafos: Divine Wind” (published by AuthorHouse) by Howard Jones.
Protagonist Jorigsveer Great-Blade is not so important because he is powerful or has the best ideas, but he is someone that brings people together for a common cause. When he is forced out of his home, he goes on a journey, picking up companions along the way as he challenges corrupt kings, twisted cults and even god-like beings.
“A theme that shows up a lot is freedom from tyranny, freedom to live your life,” Jones says. “This is something we can see that is still a modern day problem in parts of the world.”
The world created in Jones’ new book exemplifies the concept that anyone can be a hero. Psuedo-realistic combat may inspire normal people when they see characters surviving their struggles and Jones hopes to inspire anyone suffering from oppression, whether figurative or literal, to secure their freedom or simply do good deeds for others.
“Edafos”
By Howard Jones
Softcover | 6 x 9 in | 558 pages | ISBN 9781496944580
E-Book | 558 pages | ISBN 9781496944573
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble
About the Author
Howard Jones grew up in the U.S. Virgin Islands. He began writing and drawing at a young age, though mostly as a hobby. Jones aims to improve his skill, experimenting in all forms of fiction, be it sci-fi, Asian fantasy and even steampunk.
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