Seth is a young man torn by fear and indecision. His life no longer in his hands, he fears an uncertain future where the only certainty is a life of servitude to the kingdom. Fortunately for Seth, he is not alone. His brother Garret too attends the choosing ceremony where their fates will be decided. Together the twins make their way to the castle city of Valdadore for the choosing ceremony but along the way Seth notices a strange new trend in his life. Time after time strange circumstances befall him in what others might call a coincidence, but Seth knows something else is amiss and begins...

Seth, his brother Garret, and Sara, the woman he loves, have survived the massacre of the choosing ceremony. Having been "chosen" into different roles in servitude to the kingdom, Each of them fears the unknown. As Garret strives to become blessed by the mighty Gorandor, the god of battle, Seth struggles to become one of the gray robed mages known as guardians. As hopes are dashed, and plans fail, Seth manages to become blessed with amazing magical power. Labeled a "Death Mage" Seth swears his loyalty to King Valdadore himself. In preparation for an unwinable battle, the king presses Seth to...

Following Garret being newly crowned king, as his brother Seth seemingly has returned from the dead, the kingdom is again faced with war. From the west marches a mighty foe accompanied by fire breathing beasts. Worse than that however, the gods are beginning to intercede in the fates of men and the twins and Valdadore alike must face blessed warriors of another nation. Like the twins, these champions are unlike anything Thurr has ever seen before. Valdadore faces overwhelming odds. Can the twins and their allies succeed in saving the kingdom they have sworn themselves to defend?

Having been transported to a foreign land by unknown magical means during the battle with the black horde, Seth must find a way to ressurect his fallen lover and find their way home. Borrik, The Alpha Werewolf, and leader of Seth's inhuman army races to locate his master as the true grusome nature of his new body and instincts are revealed. Garret Fights to keep Valdadore together as a kingdom in the wake of the battle with the black horde. With the loss of the king and many other key members of the royal council many vie for position as the kingdom is threatened to be torn asunder.

This book contains full versions of the first three books in the Blood and Brotherhood Saga. Book One, The Choosing. Seth is a young man torn by fear and indecision. His life no longer in his hands, he fears an uncertain future where the only certainty is a life of servitude to the kingdom. Fortunately for Seth, he is not alone. His brother Garret too attends the choosing ceremony where their fates will be decided. Together the twins make their way to the castle city of Valdadore for the choosing ceremony but along the way Seth notices a strange new trend in his life. Time after time strange...

After awaking, her previous night a mystery, Anna begins to realize how much her life has changed. Visiting the tavern where she works she begins to unravel the previous nights happenings. Peculiar lusts and desires wreak havoc with her, as she realizes that something has been done to her either by Seth, the death mage, or his ressurected bride. Some say the pair are cursed by the gods, others say they are gods themselves. Anna might be the first to learn the truth.

Faced with the rite of passage that makes him an adult, Gnak seeks out a suitable sacrifice to the gods of his people. Deciding to capture a human, he finds himself injured and at the mercy of the very prisoner he sought to put to death. Through a series of unforeseen events, Gnak finds knowledge into the workings of the world, and the gods, that he has never before fathomed. Above all, he finds that his hatred of the other races is little more than his own ignorance and Orcish pride. Against all he has known, and all he once believed, Gnak is forced to defy those of his kind with hope to...

With his newly acquired power and understanding, Gnak is forced to burden great responsibilities. Wishing to lead his people into a better future, he is sworn to the goddess Ishanya to join all the orcs into one clan. Without time to plan, as his clan is called to war, Gnak must first fight for the title of chief within his own clan if he is to save them. Even then, with their nation facing war, can Gnak save the people he swore an oath to protect?