Prince Thiven’s Abyss

by Justin Kruse


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 8/28/2017

Format : E-Book
Dimensions : N/A
Page Count : 378
ISBN : 9781524523220
Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 378
ISBN : 9781524523237

About the Book

This is a speculation of a world that is not very unlike ours, yet does have a history that is far more bold and symbolic than our own. While to each man there is deep creed, for a moment I would ask that you take on the creed of the characters within. For in these pages are many ideas of who God and Man are. But you are not meant to take any of this for granted. You are only meant to indulge the mythology long enough to experience what the characters within are experiencing. Heroes and villains alike, they all request your sympathy, for there is little to be gained by looking through only one set of eyes. This is the story of a girl named Eraia and how she was betrayed.


About the Author

Justin Kruse was born a middle son to a poor but unbelievably loving family. He was raised in a generation that he never felt quite in line with, often thinking that his heart belonged in another era. Justin spent much of his childhood adventuring through forests, hills, and rivers with his siblings and cousins. When activities of this sort could not be done he was engrossed in creative pursuits. A life filled with fine art, music, and storytelling spurred his imagination to great depths. Those who know him attest that he is undoubtedly one of the most unique characters which they have ever known. The inspiration for his writing is most largely pooled from classical works of mythology, the sort that speaks a wealth of wonder, optimism and morality. Though enriched by fantasy, Justin’s writings are meant to reflect reality. This is the way he sees it. To him our own world is fantastic and captivating. Thus writing is how he expresses his outlook on life, motivated by the idea that we simply lack the imagery and perhaps the effrontery to speak the truth of who we believe we are.