John Stone Boeken

A guide to the relationship between politics, strategy and war. Using case studies from the eighteenth century to the present day, it presents a theoretical framework around which historical and contemporary events can be explored and studied.

Exploring themes of love and sacrifice, the story follows 18-year-old Danny Anderson, who believes he must take drastic measures to save the girl he loves from abandoning her aspirations of becoming a doctor. His tragic decision leads him to a metaphysical realm, where much of the narrative unfolds outside the constraints of time. The novel delves into profound questions about life, death, and the impact of one's choices on the lives of others.

The story unfolds in Canazar, where a fierce war between Mankind and Dragons escalates after the dragon lord is captured and tortured, leading to his violent escape. In response to the chaos, wizards from various races come together to forge a powerful artifact called The Eye, designed to contain the dragon's fury and restore balance. The narrative explores themes of conflict, unity, and the consequences of power in a fantastical setting.