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＂Enidor clearly felt that something awful was happening to him, but he could do nothing about it. He had been toughened up by distant expeditions and the wielding of various weapons, which he had proven more than once in sea battles or skirmishes with pirates and slave traders. However, he could not fight the demonic forces from another world that lurked in the distant seas and about which he had heard in old sagas and legends. To fight the invisible creatures of the Underworld or the Mysterious Land, who could take on different shapes, one needed a weapon of the most powerful kind-a weapon that was not at all like a sword or an enchanted amulet. A weapon called Eithua.

No one really knew what Eithua was, but according to legends, many in the world knew how to use this weapon and could perform amazing miracles with it.＂

Reviews

＂Perfect for fans of C.S. Lewis.＂-Bookmarked (Reedsy Discovery)

＂An epic tale that blends fantasy, mythology and paranormal elements.＂-Rebecca LeBlanc, San Francisco Book Review

＂One of the things that really stands out about A Legend of the Sailors is the depth of the worldbuilding.＂-The Bookish Elf