Seeds of Virtue

Christopher Lapides

2013年3月 · Dark Descent 1 巻 · Cal-Productions

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I fight for good.

What makes a man virtuous? Is it how he was raised? The people he surrounds himself with? Or is it something that comes from his very soul? For the young Druzeel Sesstar, it is the way he has always lived his life.

Regardless of the tragic death of his parents, Druzeel stills sees the world filled with honor, kindness, and integrity, beliefs encouraged by his adoptive father Graeak, a powerful wielder of magic. He is content with his studies and driven to be as great a wizard as his mentor. Because of this, Druzeel has little time for the outside world. It is this isolation that has helped paint a land full of kindness and virtue, but when a powerful artifact is stolen, Druzeel will be thrust into a world that is not what he expected.

When he finds that the world is not as genuine as he was taught, will he let the hard truth affect him or will he remain true to himself? When his beliefs are challenged at every turn, the good inside him shall be tested like never before. He must hold onto his convictions or he risks losing everything, including his soul.

著者について

Christopher Lapides started writing in 2004. The first draft of his first novel, Dragons Plight, was finished in less than a year. After many, many revisions, he finally decided to self-publish in 2009. Since then, he has finished his first trilogy, the Slayer Series, and continues to work on many others, bringing to life characters that do only what many of us wish we could–go adventuring in a world filled with magic, wonder and mystical creatures.

Chris works as a graphic designer and during those precious moments of free time, when his two daughters allow it, he likes to draw, sketch and write. Thought he writes for himself more than anyone, he hopes to one day make a living spending his time locked in a basement, bringing his characters to life. Until then, he continues to write for fun. He currently lives in Georgia with his wife and children, where they spend the days as all families should, playing and laughing as if nothing else in all the world matters.