Dragon Moon

Henry Kuttner — in “Dragon Moon” — draws you into a dark, elemental world where the fate of kingdoms, the pull of magic, and the weight of destiny converge in brutal conflict. The hero, Elak, is no polished prince — he is a rogue with royal blood, haunted past, and fierce determination. As the malevolent sorcerer Karkora — known as the Pallid One — corrupts kings and spreads terror across ancient lands, Elak must rise, armed with a mystical talisman and guided by dangerous allies, to confront evil, unravel dark sorcery, and fight for his people’s survival.

The power of the book lies in its vivid sensory journey: from roaring tavern brawls and salt‑heavy sea voyages to sinister rites in shadowy temples, from creeping dread in coastal cities to the thunder of steel in climactic battle — every word evokes the clang of swords, the hiss of sorcery, and the trembling hope of resistance.

“Dragon Moon” delivers more than adventure: it promises a collision between fate and choice, magic and mortality, loyalty and betrayal. For lovers of sword‑and‑sorcery, for seekers of ancient legends reborn, for those who savor raw heroism tinged with grim magic — this tale offers a fierce window into a vanished world where darkness looms, dragons stir, and one man’s courage may be all that stands between ruin and redemption.