The most powerful sorcerer in the universe has to overcome a prophecy that states he will die once he turns 30. In the process, he discovers a dark plan to spark a war of unimaginable consequences
between the Primary and Secondary sorcerers.

SYNOPSIS:

My name is George Kramer and I have written a YA fantasy called “Arcadis: Prophecy” that I would like to send to you. It is book one of seven in the series.

Arcadis: Prophecy is in the same vein as “Dungeon and Dragons”, “The Iron Druid”, “The Dark Crystal” and the “Dresden Files.”

Arcadis seems like any regular guy. He lives in the quiet town of McCordsville, Indiana, where he runs an antique store. But in reality he hides a massive secret: he is the most powerful sorcerer in the entire universe. He chose to live in Indiana to be left alone, although that turns out to be impossible. Recently, all sorts of magical beings have appeared looking for a fight. It is only when Topec and Surla, two types of bureaucratic magical beings, visit him that he discovers something is wrong. Along with his visitors, he travels to the Convocation, a magical place made up of 3 floating cities from which the entire universe is controlled. Arcadis can sense that something is wrong, even though his fellow travelers fail to notice. And his intuition proves right when they are attacked by powerful Shadowins, another form of magical beings. Using his incredible powers, Arcadis defeats them only to meet Lucinda Bianca. She is a powerful sorcerer whose parents were killed by Lord Quill, the tyrannical former ruler of the universe who also turns out to be Arcadis’s father. Lucinda tells Arcadis that upon his deathbed, her powerful mother cursed Arcadis, he is to die once he turns 30. Arcadis, with the support of Topec, Surla and Alexia, his powerful mother, now has to literally fight for his life in order to prove the prophecy wrong. Eventually, he manages to defeat Lucinda. But soon he is inexplicably summoned to the Convocation to face a trial. Only when he faces the jury does he understand what is happening. Alay, his resentful sister, along with two other powerful sorcerers summons the Enchanted Assassin. After a terrific battle, Arcadis defeats him and thinks he can return to his normal life, only to find out that a war of unimaginable consequences between primary and secondary sorcerers is about to begin.

A fantastic strength of the storyline is the universe in which it is built. This universe permits a wide variety of spinoffs (Arcadis: Prophecy is book 1 of 7), and additional storylines that can be built, turning it into a truly global franchise that might be a source of significant future revenue streams. I firmly believe the enthralling script confirms a truth about our current state of our society, and will appeal to audiences OF ALL AGES. Please let me know when I can send you the script. Thank you for both your time and consideration concerning “Arcadis: Prophecy.” With warm regards, George Kramer