The Realms Thereunder
- Fiction
- Publisher: Thomas Nelson
- Published: 2011
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Publisher's Description
Ancient legend tells of an army of knights that will remain sleeping until the last days. The knights are waking up. A homeless man is stalked by a pale, wraithlike creature with a mouthful of needle-sharp teeth. Maimed animals and a host of suicides cluster around a mountain in Scotland. And deep beneath the cobbled streets of Oxford, a malicious hoard besieges a hidden city. Freya Reynolds is a university student with a touch of OCD and an obsession with myth and folklore. Daniel Tully is living rough on the streets of Oxford, waging a secret war against an enemy only he can identify. Years ago, they found themselves in a world few know is real. They have since gone their separate ways and tried to put that adventure behind them. But the mythical world is now bleeding into our reality—a dark spiritual evil that is manifesting itself in forgotten corners of the British Isles. Alex Simpson is a Scottish police officer who specializes in hunting mythical creatures. Together, they must confront the past, the present, and points beyond to defeat the ultimate threat to humanity. Nothing they've seen so far prepares them for what awaits... in The Realms Thereunder.
Endorsements (3)
“The Realms Thereunder is a fantastically compelling novel mixing the best of fantasy, adventure, and intrigue. It’s one of those can’t-put-down tales you’ll be thinking about long after turning the last page. Fans of C.S. Lewis, the Inkheart Trilogy, and of course Stephen Lawhead will find much to enjoy in this well-crafted read.”
“With beautiful imagery, thoughtful imagination, and a touch of humor, The Realms Thereunder is an excellent beginning to an insightful and exciting new fantasy series.”
“For lovers of Stephen Lawhead, his influence shines through in this story of fantasy, reality and everything in between!”
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