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by A. H. Lewis (Author)
The Chronicles of Durajan is the first book of an epic fantasy series, a story of banishment, memory, and the struggle to rebuild something sacred from the remnants of a fractured world.
In the canyons of the Durajan, Dothemides, a marked veteran of war and servitude, and Samike, a sharp-minded woman escaping her past, form an unlikely partnership. From it, a settlement is born: Dothemia.
As Dothemia grows, the Durajani must face ancient mysteries, hostile tribes, and the rising threat of the Nakarran Creed, a force seeking to return the world to stillness and silence.
Spanning seventeen years and told through the written memories of those cast from the Nine Nations, the chronicles weave a multi-voiced account of banishment, endurance, and rebirth, where those who rise from ruin forge bonds, stand in defiance against the forces that seek to erase them, and carve their names into history.
Through their hardships, survival becomes community, the voices of the forgotten become sacred, and remembrance becomes resistance.
Encompassing love, war, birth, memory, faith, and myth, The Chronicles of Durajan is not a single hero's tale, but a collective reckoning, the forging of identity through story, and the refusal to be forgotten.
