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It's a lazy summer day in Coeur d'Alene when Steve and Sarah Miller get a visit from one of the most powerful ancients in Lentari. Something is dreadfully wrong and only they can solve it. But what the problem is, Eion cannot explain. They must go, and soon! They arrive to find nothing the same as they left it, a few months earlier. Alliances between dragons and humans, between dwarfs and others ... none of those exist now. None of their friends exist. The king and queen are two people the Millers have never heard of, and the entire kingdom is not prospering as it once did.
As more and more mysteries unfold, the terrifying truth occurs to them. Someone has altered the past in order to change the present. And Steve and Sarah have a pretty good idea who that is. They will need to find and confront an old foe who nearly killed Sarah, and they must find a way to undo the harm he created. How will they stop him-this time permanently?
Praise for Jeffrey Poole and his Epic Fantasy fiction:
"I loved this book. It had so much imagination to it. Great for young and old." - D. Estrada
"There's adventure & a little humor and all the characters are just right. " - Happy2Day
"I especially liked that this story revolved around a husband and wife team, rather than being the typical "hero's journey" of an adolescent boy." - M.L., 5 star review
"... plenty of action, adventure, and romance, but is harmless enough for pre-teens to read; it is a well-told tale." - 5 stars on Amazon
"If you love wizards, dragons, griffins & such, you have got to read the Bakkian Chronicles!" - 5 stars online review
