The Gates of Golorath by R.M. Garino

Some Gates should not be opened.
They should remain sealed; what’s behind them left pristine and undefiled.
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Angus and Arielle, True Souls bound by prophecy, were pulled apart by circumstance and fear.

Now three centuries have gone by, and Angus is ready to see why. Can the magics of the Temple help him understand that the secrets to his future are buried in his past?

Time is running out.

There are 30 days left until the Feast of Night, when the Gates of Golorath are unsealed.

30 days until the bloodthirsty shrulks emerge for the hunt.

30 days until he sees her again …
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“You wanted to know why I left the Patresilen? It was a betrayal bade me leave. It started in the autumn of the year, more than three centuries ago.”

“I began my apprenticeship at the Gates nine days before. She arrived with her squad as the sun was slipping behind the mountains…”

-Angus Tu’renthian
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“This story is a perfect blend of action, romance, humor and heart.”

Category: Fantasy – Epic

Prophecy. Vanishings. Murder.

The Soul Chamber is hungry for blood.

One of the squad’s own has disappeared, and many more have gone missing from the village of Andover. Some blame the reclusive E’ine.

Against protocol, the Immortals reach the lost city of Raqui looking to rescue the victims.

Angus and Arielle, now unified, are more powerful than imagined: perhaps too powerful.

The prophecy foretold long ago plays out in a magical storm of chaos and blood.

The terrible price is more than any of them can bear.

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“The Gates of Golorath was a great start to the series, but this second book felt like where the true story started coming forth.”