Guardian

<p><strong><em>GUARDIAN: The Cost of Change is Everything</em></strong></p><p></p><p>Merelith Torhal is the guardian of her family and its kingdom<strong></strong> but it feels like a title and little else. Now eighteen years old Merelith <em>still</em> hasn't transformed into what she is supposed to be: an angyr a powerful creature capable of bending time itself and killing immortals.</p><p></p><p>Born to sorceress queens and immortal kings Torhal's guardians were never destined to wear the crown on their sibling's heads. Instead Merelith is something not human not civilized and definitely not safe. All problems in the eyes of her little sister and crown princess.</p><p></p><p>Yet dangerous is precisely what Torhal needs as war threatens the tiny kingdom after centuries of peace. Merelith is all in on becoming an apex predator and protector but will abandoning the woman she is also mean leaving behind her family her lover and everything she ever was?</p><p></p><p></p><p><strong><em>Quick Facts About This Book:</em></strong></p><p><strong>1. <em>Guardian</em> is the first book in the series <em>The Wildlands</em>.</strong> The story is ~125000 words long and features over 40 chapters. There is also a resource section for additional lore and reader wellbeing.</p><p><strong>2. <em>The Wildlands</em> is classified as adult fantasy fiction:</strong> the book contains explicit content such as erotic scenes descriptive violence and foul language. The language is most frequent gore is rarely described and sex is also rare.</p><p><strong>3. <em>The Wildlands</em> is <u>not smut</u>.</strong> While explicit content is present it does <strong>not</strong> make up significant portions of the story nor plot. Reader discretion is advised recommended age for reading is 16+.</p><p><strong>4. <em>The Wildlands</em> features magic transformation and themes on instincts time and choice.</strong> Notable are the 'instincts' in certain characters which have an inherent duality. Think alpha/beta but inside a single person's mind rather than the usual trope of a person being one or the other. If internal struggles warring emotions or fractured personalities interest you <em>The Wildlands</em> will be a great read!</p><p><strong>5. Tyler Tillerson the author has a website where you can learn more.</strong> Visit www.TylerTillerson.com to read short stories set in the world of <em>The Wildlands</em> learn additional lore that didn't make it into the book and get sneak peeks at the next book as it is being written.</p>