Birth Of The Mortokai by D.G. Palmer
Daniel
Welsh was born different—and to Daniel, to be different means to be
alone. But what if he’s wrong?
Born an albino with a photographic memory, Daniel Welsh never
expected to fit in. Yet, when he is approached by Trinity—a young
girl who definitely isn’t human—she reveals a whole new world
where he might just belong. Ariest is a place where his features
aren’t a disability or the mark of a freak, but rather a trait of
powerful mages born of human-faerie unions. His father is a renowned
war hero and swordsman, his mother is a human doctor, and that makes
him a powerful mage that’ll tip the scales. Magic is real—and so
is the threat it brings.
Trinity and her father, a battle mage, aren’t the only ones to have
discovered Daniel and his gifts hidden in the human realm.
The
Shade have awakened.
Enemies
to the fae realm long thought dead have been lying in wait for their
moment to strike. Young mages like Daniel are the perfect morsel for
their starving appetites and they start their killing spree without
delay with the nearest unsuspecting mage boy. Daniel cannot sit idly
by while monsters take innocent lives, so he will embrace a destiny
he is only just beginning to understand... even if it means losing a
life that’s finally worth living.
Birth of the Mortokai is a young adult coming of age fantasy adventure novel. Trigger warning: this novel contains descriptions of albinism, a real genetic disorder that affects 1/17,000 persons worldwide per year.
Birth of the Mortokai is a young adult coming of age fantasy adventure novel. Trigger warning: this novel contains descriptions of albinism, a real genetic disorder that affects 1/17,000 persons worldwide per year.
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