When explorers uncover an otherworldly artifact, chaos grips the world of Triaas and evil forces conspire to use it to destroy all of existence.
When explorers uncover an otherworldly artifact, chaos grips the world of Triaas. Through her obsession to posses the object, Elzabet, the only one who can control the mysterious power, is blind to the its destructive nature. The artifact’s true purpose emerges as the key to unlocking an ancient deity and Elzabet finds herself in a race against evil forces determined to use the artifact to destroy all of existence. All the while, she may be acting as a puppet to a much older and much more dangerous god.
She is helped along her journey across her world and through time by Sameila, a rival from another nation resolute to destroy Elzabet's nation. Can the two put aside their political differences to save both Triaas and Earth?
MOD is but book one of a tetralogy and is complete at 100,000 words. A shift from the genre norm, a fantasy setting with heavy science fiction, philosophy, and social themes; no cliched magic, elves, ogres, or dwarves; and a fun adventure for all.