The Last Incarnation

The first book of The Ascension, a classic fantasy trilogy, fantasy author J.A. Giunta takes us on an epic journey of honor, revenge, and enlightenment.

 

The son of a trapper, raised by elves, befriended by animals, entrusted with magic, Barr was but a boy on a journey that had taken many, many lifetimes. Seeking to avenge his father’s death, he would cross into Lumintor, home to shapelings of all manner and size.

 

Little did he know, Revyn, the God of Change, had plans of his own, plans set in motion long before Barr was ever born. It was what Revyn had been waiting for, the time when one of the new races bore a child on its final lesson, a soul on the verge of enlightenment.

 

It was what Markus had awaited as well, enduring centuries of enchanted slumber so that he might one day rule all of Taellus—in Revyn’s name. The Emblems would no longer be hidden, and his revenants would stop at nothing to find them.

 

It had finally come, the journey’s end . . .

 

The Last Incarnation.

 

Review Quote-

"A page turner extraordinaire from start to finish. One story, but so much history and intertwined stories within, yet they seamlessly fit without ever concealing me look back to find who was who or where this fit with that."- Birbitt

 

Excerpt-

"Dark blood pooled in the snow, a growing halo of crimson about the trap. The wolf growled at him, looked ready to attack, and eyed the long knife in Daroth’s hand. Under any other circumstance, he was sure he would already be dead. There was no getting close and

no turning back. He couldn’t risk the creature breaking loose and coming after them. Broken leg or no, the wolf was no ordinary animal. That such a monster roamed free in his forest made Daroth keenly aware of how close Barr stood waiting all alone."

 

About the Author-

Author J.A. Giunta has created an imaginative realm filled with believable, passionate characters. His perceptive drawing of true emotions and scintillating mythology-building will enchant the reader from the first word to the last.