The Greatest of Books

<p>To clear his name disgraced knight Baxton Al'Mur is magically bound to the impossible task of retrieving <em><strong>Deh Wersend Al Baku</strong></em> known as <strong>The Greatest of Books</strong> from a legendary troll or die horribly. No one has ever faced the troll and lived. Soldiers have fallen. Wizards have failed.</p><p> </p><p>Death would be a blessing for Baxton but the Curse of Life has bound his best friend's fate to his own. For Lenigh's sake Baxton must succeed. But success has a terrible price. Wherever Baxton and the book go so follows the unstoppable troll.</p><p> </p><p>As the body count rises Baxton has to make a terrible decision: Sacrifice hundreds of innocent people to complete his mission or betray the last person he loves to keep his world safe from the troll.</p><p> </p><p><strong>** Praise for The Greatest of Books **</strong></p><p> </p><p><strong>The Greatest of Books</strong> bursts into action from the very first chapter. It has a fast paced propulsive kinetic and dark story line. There is never a boring chapter. Marchisella has created a ferocious book whose pages are a whirlwind of action and sacrifice ... It is a heart-stopping heartrending thrilling tale well worth the read. - Jessica Barbosa<em> Readers' Favorite</em></p><p> </p><p>Ominous vicious and worth it! Marchisella breathed life back into the legendary troll and gave me chills.</p><p> - Joshua Robertson <em>Thrice Nine Legends</em></p>