The LAW of Arronai: Love & Wisdom Volume I

By Forrest Milton

Book Overview

In an inconspicuous corner of the Medieval world lies a kingdom known to its inhabitants and peoples of surrounding lands as 'Sherrandon.' A powerful symbol of freedom, hope, and opportunity, this is home to a population that embraces its ideals and enjoys the liberties abounding therein.

For twenty-five years, King Phillip Arronais has led the kingdom in peace and prosperity. Flowing from his unconditional affection for its citizens and his commitment to lead the nation with strength, the king continues to translate an ancient guide to the secret of life, officially entitled The Book of Love and Wisdom. Abbreviated, it is honored throughout the land as The Book of LAW.

Despite the leadership, resources, and training, however, nothing could have prepared Sherrandon for the battle it has yet to face. Shetani, the arch nemesis of humanity, was expelled from Sherrandon many generations ago following his defeat by the Arronais patriarch. When the banishment period is lifted, Shetani will return with an unbridled vengeance. Along with his legions of malevolent warriors, the Prince of Darkness will seek to erode Sherrandon's strength by halting the translation of The Book of LAW and destroying whatever partial copies exist.

Only three days remain. If it isn't finished in time, it never will be.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1532092598
• ISBN13: 9781532092596
• Release Date: March 2020
• Publisher: iUniverse
• Length: 426 Pages
• Weight: 1.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

This book is a modern day classic!! A true original!

This book is amazing, the vocabulary is so descriptive, engaging, authentic, and enthralling! The allegory and storyline are both intriguing and unique. They remind me of Narnia by C.S. Lewis and The Kingdom Series by Chuck Black. In short, it’s a beautiful historically accurate fantasy! The way it is written renders The Law of Arronai a classic! I’m looking forward to reading many more of your future books. Note: I don’t recommend this book for young audiences. The author clearly depicts evil as evil, as he should, though it is very graphic at times. I believe it is most appropriate for those in their late teens or those who are adults.