Kastori Revelations

War has destroyed their empire. A demonic dragon haunts their nights. And their greatest threat to survival is each other.

Crystil is one of the empire’s best soldiers and struggling with the loss of her husband during war.

Cyrus and Celeste are siblings from a royal family and coping with the death of their father.

Together, they are the sole survivors of humanity. The three barely manage to escape their home but made it to a mysterious new world much like their own-full of beautiful wildlife, endless vegetation and a gorgeous, massive mountain.

But when the sun sets, a monstrous dragon comes and hunts all life at night. With the dragon, their own competing desires, and other revelations they cannot even begin to imagine, their fight for survival is on precarious ground every waking-and resting-moment.

Will Crystil, Cyrus, and Celeste establish a new civilization on their new world? Will the great dragon send humanity into extinction?

Or will the three survivors destroy each other first?

From the time that he zoned out of elementary school to dream about visiting planets beyond our galaxy, Stephen Allan has always fantasized about great worlds, fantastic journeys and incredible stories. After going through some real life journeys in his adolescence and young adulthood, Stephen has returned to the fantasy realm and turned those creative thoughts into real worlds. A graduate of Duke University in 2010, Stephen moved to Las Vegas that summer to become a professional poker player, a journey that would eventually lead him to create ＂The Wild Card,＂ a real-life-turned-fiction novel. He then lived in a series of places, residing in Charlotte, Vegas again, Los Angeles and Montana, all while accruing stories and ideas in his head for future work. He then entered the fantasy world with ＂The Kastori Chronicles＂ series. He now lives in Raleigh near his family and alma mater. He loves improv, Duke basketball, his two dogs and traveling (especially to Montana). You can reach him at stephen.a.writing@gmail.com or by visiting his website, stephenaallan.com.