Children of the Volcano: A Young Adult Fantasy Adventure

With the people cursed by a god-forever doomed-Kole enters their stronghold to seek the heart of the volcano.

• WINNER: Pinnacle Book Achievement Award, Summer 2021 - Best Young Adult Fantasy

"Children of the Volcano is filled with mystery and a beguilingly rich magic system, a dark allure that keeps the narrative tense, and a masterly example of the elements of epic fantasy." Readers' Favorite Book Reviews, Jose Cornelio (5 STARS)

Peace has returned to Kole's city, yet day by day, the world dies. Only the gods can return balance to Ohr. Kole has already found one, Russé, his mentor. Together they decipher the cryptic map in Kole's head to locate the others, but they aren't the only ones searching for the gods.

Tailed by the enemy, the trail leads to a volcano in a forsaken land, with winds of swirling ash, toxic fumes, and creatures of living stone. Kole and Russé will discover why the grounds are rumored to be cursed, why no human has set foot near the volcano in centuries, and just how much grit they'll need if they hope to reach the god first.

"There is a cinematic quality to the narrative and the way this story is written. It is perfect and incredibly entertaining." Readers' Favorite Book Reviews, Rabia Tanveer (5 STARS)

EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS the second book in the "Essence of Ohr" series of wondrous young adult fantasy adventures. And be sure to move right on to the next book in this series: Beyond the Flame.

"Coming-of-age in fantasyland can't be executed any better. This story is well-imagined, cleverly plotted, and written to perfection." Readers' Favorite Book Reviews, Ruffina Oserio (5 STARS)

About the Author
Sheets, Parris: - AUTHOR: Parris lives in Mesa, Arizona with her husband and two golden retrievers. She discovered her love for reading when a middle school reading assignment led her to the fantasy section of the library. This passion sparked stories of her own imagination, yet she never put pen to paper until after college. When she's not consumed in her writing, she enjoys Olympic weightlifting, playing Dungeons and Dragons, and coaching color guard.Todd, Darren: - EDITOR: For me, editing is taking something I already love and helping it grow. I appreciate thick skin and an open mind. In writing, often both are necessary for success. After all, writing is rewriting.