Dark Prophecy

Dark Prophecy

by Ryan J. Call

195 pages· 2015

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Dark Prophecy is a fast-paced tale of mistaken identity, betrayal, and survival that turns a common element of the fantasy genre—the prophecy—on its head with the following premise: What if a prophecy foretold the coming of a great evil rather than the coming of a hero or savior to defeat such an evil?



For thousands of years everyone has dreaded the coming of Fade, the Queen of Shadows, whom the Dark Prophecy warned would attempt to overthrow the light and rule in darkness. From the poorest commoner to the ruling Lightbringers, everyone stood vigilant against her coming in the hope that they could prevent her rise to power. Fifteen-year-old Aylen had heard and believed the frightening tales about Fade, but her world turns upside down when she is accused of being the evil Queen of Shadows.

What would you do if you were accused of being the most feared and hated monster of all time—a monster that everyone seeks to destroy?

Dark Prophecy is the epic tale of Aylen’s struggle to survive and prove her innocence in a world where the mere mention of Fade—or the slightest suspicion that she is Fade—can turn even the kindest people into fanatics bent on her destruction at any cost. Her only ally comes in the form of fourteen-year-old Daris, an adventurous boy who seems to believe that she is innocent, but he might have an ulterior motive for helping her. Can she truly trust anyone? And, even if she dares to trust Daris, how can the two of them hope to succeed against such overwhelming odds?

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