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Prophecy of a Planet: The Meeting is a Literature Book that takes you into a magical realm filled with Unique Creatures and Kazar/castles. This Fictional Fantasy story takes readers on an incredible journey with Matoca and his small Ban. Your travel will be filled with Action, Adventure, and Drama. Journey on this Epic tale to an amazing Mystical land and an extraordinary Forest.

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Hollywood Book ReviewsThroughout all human cultures and throughout all of human history, in one form or another, there has always been a recurring theme in life and literature of ""making a deal with the devil."" While many think of people selling their soul to the Christian devil for wealth, fame, or love, this deal doesn't always stop and end with a demonic overlord of sorts. Sometimes these deals came from those claiming to be gods, others mortals who believed themselves powerful enough to be gods in their own right. Either way, the deal always ended the same, with a trail of violence, pain, and misery that left only the wish giver what they wanted in the end: chaos. This has always stood as a warning to people never to take the easy way out of life and to assess one's own goals, for taking the road traveled far too often is a path leading to destruction. Kirkus ReviewsMany years after a devastating battle, Clans on a distant planet may be preparing for another conflict in this launch of a fantasy series. There are eight Clans on the planet Jahanet. This opening installment zeros in on four of them, all residing on Jahanet's largest Domain, Icka. In the present day, three members of Clan Adeian-Draka, Yar, and Scarra-ride separately to the ruins of Lord Matoca's Kazar (castle). Years ago, Matoca, in an apparent power play, initiated an attack against Clan Veloian. But when Clans Dekam and Arkarian aligned with Veloian, the Adeians lost what came to be known as the Great Battle. Though Matoca called the current meeting with Draka, Yar, and Scarra, no one has seen him since the Great Battle and most people even assume he is dead. Draka first joined Clan Adeian as a bondservant (slave) but has since become a warrior. He has a fondness for Scarra, a woman who's always shown him kindness, but abhors Yar, who calls him ""half-breed"" (Draka evidently has the face of an Adeian and build of an Arkarian). But once it's clear that Matoca is planning to ignite a second battle among the Clans, Draka wonders whether he'll be able to trust anyone. Smellie (David and the Wizard, 2011) scrupulously details life on Jahanet in this novella. This sets an unhurried pace, with comprehensive descriptions of geography, customs, and terminology, such as cycles (years) and high rock (mountain). Recurrent flashbacks to the Great Battle, however, are often exciting and intense, even if they're too brief. There are likewise captivating creatures, from Lentars, giant flying beasts with sharp teeth and tails, to the six-legged Zaruses that people ride like horses. While the dialogue is a mix of contemporary and archaic (primarily ""thou"" or its variations), it's occasionally stilted. For example, Draka wonders, ""What art thou up to, Matoca?"" while in some instances ""thou"" is grammatically incorrect (""What happened to thou?""). A slow but steady introduction to an indelible world.

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Greetings. The Author known as Anthony B. Smellie's creativity was enhanced when he joined the U. S. Military. His career took him to many interesting places in the world where he met interesting people. When you add in an active imagination that can take your mind places, the results are unique and interesting stories.

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