| Author: | Mykee Steen | ISBN: | 9781370777686 |
| Publisher: | Mykee Steen | Publication: | August 19, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Mykee Steen |
| ISBN: | 9781370777686 |
| Publisher: | Mykee Steen |
| Publication: | August 19, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
The Schinderlings follows Samoht and Leahcim, who happen to be modern-day princes, as they venture out to navigate various countries, politics, and the supposed mythology from which they stem. The brothers up until now have managed to live low-key lives in the U.S. under their protective mother, but once they get to Europe the air seems to pulse with the awareness of their royalty.
Samoht and Leahcim try to stay incognito but are soon recognized, forcing them to flee to the small nation where their father is king. Nostalgia has little time to take hold as the prejudiced attitudes of their father come to light and impending war is sparked. Not wanting anything to do with their royal duties, Samoht and Leahcim leave to distance themselves from their father's power. However, the young men soon stumble upon a group of wisdom seekers who fervently believe in the tales that tell of the god-like nature of the Schinderlings’ bloodline.
Amidst building tensions between their father's kingdom and the outside world, the long-running and confusing disappearance of thousands of animals points to a disturbance that will affect the entire globe. This motivates the brothers to seek out unusual mentors who promise not only make them great heroes, but necessary leaders. Samoht and Leahcim are soon catapulted into the cross-hairs of a complex network of danger. But if it is their place to intervene, then how can two people of their status do so without causing more harm?
The Schinderlings follows Samoht and Leahcim, who happen to be modern-day princes, as they venture out to navigate various countries, politics, and the supposed mythology from which they stem. The brothers up until now have managed to live low-key lives in the U.S. under their protective mother, but once they get to Europe the air seems to pulse with the awareness of their royalty.
Samoht and Leahcim try to stay incognito but are soon recognized, forcing them to flee to the small nation where their father is king. Nostalgia has little time to take hold as the prejudiced attitudes of their father come to light and impending war is sparked. Not wanting anything to do with their royal duties, Samoht and Leahcim leave to distance themselves from their father's power. However, the young men soon stumble upon a group of wisdom seekers who fervently believe in the tales that tell of the god-like nature of the Schinderlings’ bloodline.
Amidst building tensions between their father's kingdom and the outside world, the long-running and confusing disappearance of thousands of animals points to a disturbance that will affect the entire globe. This motivates the brothers to seek out unusual mentors who promise not only make them great heroes, but necessary leaders. Samoht and Leahcim are soon catapulted into the cross-hairs of a complex network of danger. But if it is their place to intervene, then how can two people of their status do so without causing more harm?
