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Relic Reborn
by Iain Ralston
When faith dies. The abyss answers.
Darius Reiver is a holy knight: Grand Master, oathbound and unbreakable. Until the night his wife and unborn child die, and his goddess stays silent. Broken by grief, Darius does the unforgivable. He defiles the Temple that made him… and spills blood on consecrated stone.
That’s when a demon answers his despair.
Hyrax, Supreme Commander of the demon realm, offers Darius a bargain: hunt down four scattered pieces of an ancient relic and surrender them. In return, Darius gets revenge. Refuse or fail, and his life essence is claimed.
But the relic isn’t a weapon. Reborn, it becomes a gateway. What it could herald from beyond, and unleash on the realm, will make revenge seem like mercy.
Fail, and he’s damned for eternity. Succeed, and Azangrail burns.
A dark fantasy bloodbath of noble knights and vengeful demons, Relic Reborn by Iain Ralston is an explosive, action-filled first installment of a new high-fantasy series.
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About the Author
Born in Elderslie and raised in Port Glasgow, Iain now lives in Aberdeenshire in the north-east of Scotland, where he writes fantasy inspired by a lifelong love of storytelling, world-building, and adventure.
Books have always been a huge part of his life. From an early age, he was drawn into the rich and expansive worlds of The Lord of the Rings and The Silmarillion, later discovering the work of R.A. Salvatore. Over the years, he found inspiration in a wide range of writers, including George Orwell, J.R.R. Tolkien, Stephen King, James Herbert, Gerald Seymour, and Arthur C. Clarke. Their work helped shape not only his love of reading, but also the storyteller he would eventually become.
When he is not writing, Iain can usually be found dreaming up new plots, more morally ambiguous characters and fresh trouble for the world of Azangrail, drinking his way through pots of coffee, and enjoying time with his family and grandchildren.