Will to Power: The Novels - A Trilogy in four parts
Book 1 The Sorrows of Hedgewind
Book 2 The Fourteenth Rose of Aspan
Book 2 The Fourteenth Rose of Aspan
Many heroes have risen to power only to fall again as others acquire power of their own. In this sword and sorcery world, Power is the principal desire of all thinking beings.
When Hedgewind begins to question this universal truth, so begins the first of his sorrows. Perhaps power is but a distraction from what is truly important.
Book 2 The Fourteenth Rose of Aspan
Book 2 The Fourteenth Rose of Aspan
Book 2 The Fourteenth Rose of Aspan
Our heroes, having unlocked many secrets of Otan discover a new continents whose inhabitants care not for their endless quest for power.
The creatures of Sewoch value experience over all else. They are also deadly when forced into battle. Our heroes don't know which way to turn when tensions rise.
Book 3 Transcendence of Chitin
Book 2 The Fourteenth Rose of Aspan
Book 3 Transcendence of Chitin
Freedom from the bonds of the physical world is thought to be an unreachable goal, except through death. The people of Ukele beg to differ.
When our heroes discover these folks bent on transcendence they once again question their will to power. When conflict arises, power is pitted against transcendence.
Book 4 Justice of the Divine
Book 2 The Fourteenth Rose of Aspan
Book 3 Transcendence of Chitin
Our heroes, those who have survived, continue to question their choices in life. They begin to question the gods themselves. If the gods will the desire for power, is power not everything?
Questions lead to confrontation as our heroes dedicate their lives to discovering the true motives of the gods in this final(?) Will to Power installment.