An Age of Heroes is a collection of four stories set in ancient times: in a time of magic and mythology.The Lost Isle of Arcanum. Miltiades, a young man seeking to cast off the shadow of his father, the renowned Aetius, finds himself entailed in the struggles of Thalassa. When his father fails to return from the mythical isle of Arcanum, Miltiades is tasked with finding him. His adventure takes him to places never believed to have existed, places filled with strange creatures and people that worship bizarre gods; but his greatest battle was against time. For back home at Thalassa, members of the Assembly plotted against him.The Last Dragon. The antient town of Heath Hollow was renowned throughout the ancient world. While celebrating the festival of Hegemone, the Goddess of Earth and Rivers, the Elder evokes the wrath of Szar, the last dragon. Heroes compete for the right to challenge the dragon. But Szar the Mighty was invincible in battle and would fall to no man-made weapon.The Song of the Lost Prince. Gondolor was home to the finest horsemen in all the ancient world. A proud line of kings had reigned over Gondolor since its founding, with crown passing down to the worthiest son. But in the year of King Corraidin, all changed as the throne was usurped by a brooding member of the royal family. Orgetorix, the rightful heir, was taken to the safety of a faraway village where he grew in ignorance of his true identity. But as he came of age, the time came for the rightful heir to take his throne.The Trials of a Wizard. The school of Phrontis was a school of excellence in the Lost Realm. For years, the pupils were educated in the lore of magic and were tested by the Trial. Telamon was a third-generation student and was expected to win the Trial. But the year of the one hundred and first Trial was by far the hardest as the tasks would take Telamon from the comforts of home, to places even the bravest dare not to tread. Together with his fellow students, Telamon must overcome many perils, monsters viler than the darkest dreams could conjure, and all must be done within a great mistrust laying between the pupils of the Trial.
