Description:
Fulgar Geth was born with powers of healing and magnetism. He and his best friend turn to a life of vagabond thievery, hoping to harness the power of an ancient talisman for a better life. Follow the healer's path through Shadow and Light!
Brief description: Wayne lives in the southern Indiana countryside with his wife and five daughters. He has enjoyed writing since childhood and started taking it more seriously around 2018, when he began worldbuilding and writing his "Heroes of Time" series and the first primary installment, "Heroes of Time: The First Ethereal." The first novel he released is "Heroes of Time Legends: Murdoch's Choice," published in 2021. Wayne loves writing YA and epic fantasy as well as children's picture books. The first three books of his "Penny Pangolin" children's series was published in 2023. Wayne graduated high school from Eastern High School in Pekin, Indiana in 2001 and from the University of Louisville in late 2005 with a Bachelor's degree in Business Science. He has visited nearly 40 countries and 25 states in the US. He especially loved visiting Hobbiton in New Zealand. The world of Eliorin was inspired by Wayne's love of stories of classic fantasy and time travel, and he is incredibly excited to share this rich world with you.
Review Quotes:
Murdoch's Choice introduced us to the seafaring side of Eliorin. The Healer unleashes the magical undercurrent merely glimpsed on Murdoch's voyages. The Legend of the Heroes of Time won't be complete until you know the tale of The Healer! - Alex McHaddad, News Director at EOAlive.TV
The Healer dives into the backstory of a fan favorite character from Murdoch's Choice. We get to see how Fulgar deals with the hands of fate and how he goes from the streets to his first adventure and battle against the Void. - Ryan Harger, Beta Reader
The story was very solid and had good flow and direction, the characters were fleshed out and most had good motivations and goals by the end of the book, the themes and concepts were well conveyed and interesting, and the action scenes were excellent. - Josiah Davis, Editor
What puts your story above so many others is its sparkling language-not only in describing setting, but in relating philosophical concepts and illuminating interpersonal relationships. And the action sequences are masterfully done! You described what was happening in such vivid terms that the action might have been on a screen instead of on the page. - Linda Branam, Editor