From the depths

Continuation of the fantasy novel series by Vera Kamsha 'Echoes of Eternity'. The first novel became the literary source for the film adaptation 'Eterna. Part One'. 'Echoes of Eternity' is called 'the best example of historical fantasy in the entire post-Soviet space'. In scale, the series can compete with the novels of Alexandre Dumas and Henryk Sienkiewicz. Born in exile, the prince has reclaimed the crown of his ancestors. The dynasty of usurpers has been overthrown, the most dangerous of enemies captured. The young king must now gather ancient relics and rule wisely and for a long time surrounded by beloved friends and loyal vassals. What a happy ending to the fairy tale, what a terrible beginning of the Circle... Swords clash, chains rattle, trumpets roar. Reality mixes with delirium, white pretends to be black, black turns out to be white. There was no betrayal - there was... and still is. The Winter Rift is the time to gather stones, but they are still stubbornly scattered. Names change and monuments are demolished, old secrets are shrouded in new lies, friendships die and hatred is born. Ship cannons fire, hammers and chisels strike the groaning marble, a wine fountain erupts, and amidst the corpses dances a strange girl without a shadow, wearing a crown on her head. Resembling the crown of the new king. What a terrible beginning...