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New Delhi [India], April 3: In an era where fantasy literature continues to enchant and inspire, a new voice emerges from India, captivating the imagination of readers worldwide. "The Chosen Warrior of Rregnos," the debut novel by 16-year-old Raoul, marks a thrilling beginning to what promises to be an unforgettable trilogy. This book is now available on Amazon and leading bookstores across India in paperback, hardcover, and Kindle e-book formats.
The book that recently became an Amazon bestseller (ranking no. 2 in fantasy and 44 in overall books) days, after it was launched, is set against the mystical backdrop of the planet Rregnos. The story unfolds in the quaint suburbs of Bellasor, where the young protagonist, Loen Eoman, leads a life marked by simplicity and camaraderie. Alongside his godfather, Haenor, and his steadfast friends, Latem and Audriel, Loen continues his mundane life which gets upended by the arrival of an old friend, heralding the onset of a perilous journey. Their peace is shattered by the revelation that Rregnos lies on the brink of doom, and Loen, against all odds, is the key to the planet's salvation.
Embarking on a quest fraught with tremors, storms, and untold dangers, Loen and his companions seek an ancient, legendary artifact, believed to be the key to averting catastrophe. This first book in a series of three is a tale of courage, friendship, and the relentless pursuit of destiny, as Loen grapples with the weight of his newfound responsibility. Will he rise as the warrior Rregnos desperately needs, or will the shadows of doubt and fear spell the end for him and his world?
Raoul, the visionary behind this epic narrative, is not your average teenager. At just 16, his ability to weave intricate tales of fantasy and adventure sets him apart as a literary talent to watch. Drawing inspiration from the likes of JRR Tolkien and George RR Martin, Raoul's passion for the genre shines through in every page of "The Chosen Warrior of Rregnos." Beyond the realms of writing, Raoul is a multifaceted individual, finding joy in playing squash, mastering the electric guitar, and fervently supporting his favourite sports teams.
Reflecting on his journey, Raoul shares, "Writing 'The Chosen Warrior of Rregnos' was a journey of self-discovery. Like Loen, I've learned that the path to realizing our potential is fraught with challenges, but it's through these trials that we find our true strength. I hope my readers find a piece of themselves in Loen's story and are inspired to face their own battles with courage and hope."
"The Chosen Warrior of Rregnos" is more than a fantasy novel; it is a testament to the power of youth, imagination, and the enduring appeal of storytelling, especially in modern times where the appeal of literature amongst young adults is fading. Raoul's debut is a beacon of inspiration, not only for young writers but for anyone who dares to dream and embark on the journey of bringing those dreams to fruition.
As Raoul continues to pen the second installment of the trilogy, readers are left eagerly anticipating the further adventures of Loen Eoman and the fate of Rregnos. This book is highly recommended for fans of fantasy, adventure, and tales of heroism that transcend the ordinary.
About the Author: Raoul is a 16-year-old author from India, making his literary debut with "The Chosen Warrior of Rregnos." Inspired by the giants of fantasy literature, Raoul crafts a world that is as enchanting as it is perilous. When he is not writing, Raoul enjoys playing squash, the electric guitar, and cheering for his favorite sports teams.
Raoul's journey is not just about crafting worlds; it's an odyssey of self-discovery, challenging the boundaries of imagination and inspiring a new generation to dream big.
Join him as he embarks on a quest to redefine the fantasy genre, one spellbinding chapter at a time. You can follow him on Instagram @ therregnoschronicles
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