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A century has passed since the Phoenix Reborn, prophesied hero of the holy Oracle, defeated the Dark Lord and his dragonriders. The Book of Blank Pages chronicles how Emperor Artorus Erabos I shattered the spellforged blackhorns of the Dark Lord's pyromancers. Since that day, the heirs of the Phoenix Reborn have ruled the Third Empire of Aurelia in peace and harmony.And yet...Rumors have spread of late that old Artorus III-grandson of the Phoenix Reborn-has begun to lose his mind. Some say he consults with soothsayers and blind prophets rather than heeding the Oracle's holy wisdom; and though none would dare say it openly, the word "heretic" has passed through more than a few lips inside the royal halls of Aurora's Acropolis. What's worse with no son still living and Artorus yet to proclaim an heir, the dynasty of the Phoenix Reborn is plagued by uncertainty. Even the emperor's allies tire of his secrecy, concerned that the empire will crumble around them before they can face the darkness that Artorus swears is yet to come. But the emperor knows a horrible secret, something that could topple the very foundations upon which his throne rests. In the deep recesses of his empire, the blackhorns of the Dark Lord still sound...

Scott Killian Love is the author of The Sound of Silver Strings series. Born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, he began writing the first book, Blood on Blank Pages, after returning from a Boy Scout hiking trip to Philmont, New Mexico, at the age of sixteen.Since beginning that unexpected adventure, Scott has earned a business degree from Oklahoma State University, worked at a local brewery (where he met his fiancée), and graduated from law school at the University of Tulsa.He is the proud father of a beautiful daughter, whom he delights in spoiling with foam swords and dragon stuffies at every opportunity. He loves tennis, brewing beer, and playing board games with his longtime friends Aaron, Shane, and Simon-all of whom make appearances in his book.Scott's love of storytelling began in sixth grade when his teacher recommended The Lightning Thief. He's been hooked on fantasy ever since-especially anything with dragons.