The Bell Tolling & The Resonant Bell: Anniversary Edition (The Lord of Freedom)
(By Amena Jamali)
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Amena Jamali presents...
The Bell Tolling & The Resonant Bell Anniversary Edition
The Anniversary Edition combines the text of The Bell Tolling (Book 1 of The Lord of Freedom) and The Resonant Bell (A Complement to The Bell Tolling) into a cohesive whole that tells the story of the Quest of Freedom and their cherished family and vassals during the first year of their journey. Four bonus chapters from Malika's perspective, appendices, a glossary of names, a family tree, a story map, an illustrated poem, and concept sketches offer a fresh entrance into the world of Icilia and the tale of the Quest of Freedom.
This is the poem that tells the story:
In a world shrouded in darkness... appears a shining man.
There is no hope left... save in the shining man's eyes.
By the power of his will... his people come together.
Against the enemy's cruelty... the call of justice sounds.
In the toll of the bell... light returns to broken hearts.
Swords clash, blood spills, and, at last, one nation sees freedom.
But greater evil lies in wait. For are there some evils even the Divine cannot conquer?
In a world shrouded in darkness... appears a shining man.
In celebration of her first year, Amena Jamali expands the first installment of her debut series, a haunting new adult fantasy tale of found family, strong heroines, and gentle heroes that ponders the meaning of freedom amid a clash of absolute good and absolute evil. Fans of The Lord of the Rings, The Chronicles of Narnia, and Eragon will savor this story of light springing forth from dark places.
Note: Because this Edition combines two books, it is over a thousand pages long. The story also carries several trigger warnings, including assault, abuse, violence, and thoughts of suicide -- though the language and images are never graphic, these dark elements mean the story is not for the faint of heart.”
