When all is nearly lost, and the world has reached its end, it is from the ends of the world that both kingdoms shall reunite. Three will arise: servants of the king. Three more will follow: warriors of the light. You've traveled the lands of Middle Earth with J.R.R. Tolkien. You've explored the magic and wonder of Narnia with C.S. Lewis. Now, author Peter Dudek invites you to a new world, that of Arvalast—a world mired in darkness, complacency and strife, but not without hope.The light must shine.

Featured Reviews

...The best thing about this book is the personal relationship that characters have with the king. They ask for help (using the illumina) and they get help. When they stop being self-centered, communication using the illumina improves. This models the Christian walk in a way I haven’t seen yet in Christian fantasy....[full review]

- Phyliss Wheeler.

...I love the way you encompassed both the seen and unseen world with both the shadows and the Drilockk, and how the shadows had great influence over people who turned to the evil one. This book had high intensity and kept us reading hour after hour. Please, please keep writing...

- Marissa D.

This book fits perfectly within the fantasy genre while having its own distinct elements and texture. The story is engrossing. While creative and imaginative, what makes Forsaken Kingdom both shocking and eye opening is when one connects the symbols and realizes how much it really relates to the realities of our world . . .

- A. Sheneman