The Bleeding Worlds Book One: Harbinger

by Justus R Stone

Overview

High-schooler Gwynn Dormath didn't want to decide the world's fate. His only goal was getting through life avoiding more trauma. However, a freak accident stirs god-like powers within Gwynn, drawing him into an ancient conflict between groups of immortals.

One side fights to maintain the balance between worlds while the other aims to make them bleed. Both have waited for a sign-a harbinger prophesied to bring salvation or doom. And they believe Gwynn is the one.

He doesn't really want to destroy the world. But with his powers born from the darkest corners of his soul, does he have any choice?

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780995969742
Publisher:	Red Bucket Publishing
Publication date:	10/31/2013
Series:	Bleeding Worlds , #1
Pages:	266
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.25(h) x 0.56(d)
Age Range:	15 - 18 Years

About the Author

Justus R. Stone's writing combines his fandom of light novels, anime, video games, and mythology. His first series, The Bleeding Worlds, is a very anime-esque retelling of the Norse end-times myth Ragnarok. In addition to writing, he runs a YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/user/JustusRStone) dedicated to his love of light novels (the source material for numerous anime and manga). He posts several videos, including news, reviews, and podcasts, on a weekly basis. Justus R. Stone was born, raised, and still lives in the Greater Toronto area in Ontario, Canada. He loves interacting with fans, so he can be found on numerous social media platforms, but posts most often to Twitter and YouTube.

Table of Contents

The Fine Line Between Dreams and Nightmares

Be Warned of Another’s Woe

Touching the Maelstrom

Tales From the Past

Instrument of the Shadows

Luck Only Lasts So Long

The Girl He Used to Know

The Script of Creation

Closets Never Stay Closed

The Man on the Other Side of the World

Grasping at an Offered Hand

Refusing Destiny

Reaching for the Moon

The Sword of Sorrow

The Workings of the Soul

Places You Can’t Go Back To

Questions of Trust

Shaping Reality

The Blood of Others

So Close, Yet Worlds Apart

The Truth Too Hard to Face

Acceptance

The Family He Never Knew

Mythology

Facing Betrayal

The Children of Odin

The Dragon that Fed on the World

Closing Doors

Acknowledgements

About the Author