Savage Messiah (Destinies of Blood And Stone) - Hardcover

Praise for Robert Newcomb s The Chronicles of Blood and Stone
The Fifth Sorceress
[Robert Newcomb] springs into fame and literary maturity in a single bound. . . . Tristan is the novel s main strength, an intriguing and all-too-human hero who becomes a dashing warrior challenging an empire.
Orlando Sentinel
The Gates of Dawn
Impressive . . . These personifications of light and dark are beautifully and vividly drawn. The intense emotions on both sides are expressed with astuteness and feeling.
SFX magazine

The Scrolls of the Ancients
Plenty of adventure and magic . . . continues Robert Newcomb s tradition of mixing adventure with an interesting and well-realized magical world.
SF Site

From the Hardcover edition."

Praise for Robert Newcomb's The Chronicles of Blood and Stone

The Fifth Sorceress

"[Robert Newcomb] springs into fame and literary maturity in a single bound. . . . Tristan is the novel's main strength, an intriguing and all-too-human hero who becomes a dashing warrior challenging an empire."
-Orlando Sentinel

The Gates of Dawn

"Impressive . . . These personifications of light and dark are beautifully and vividly drawn. The intense emotions on both sides are expressed with astuteness and feeling."
-SFX magazine

The Scrolls of the Ancients

"Plenty of adventure and magic . . . continues Robert Newcomb's tradition of mixing adventure with an interesting and well-realized magical world."
-SF Site

From the Hardcover edition.

Robert Newcomb is the author of The Chronicles of Blood and Stone: The Fifth Sorceress, The Gates of Dawn, and The Scrolls of the Ancients. He traveled widely in his youth as a member of the American Institute for Foreign Study, studying at the University of Southampton, England, and aboard a university-sponsored ship in the Mediterranean Sea. After graduating from Colgate University with a B.A. in economics and a minor in art history, he enjoyed a successful career in business. He lives in Florida with his wife, a neuropsychologist and novelist. Visit the author’s website at www.robertnewcomb.com.