ETHUIN: The Beast of Purple Sage

by Keagan Trischman

FBT review:

Welcome to the enchanting world of Ethuin, where danger lurks and adventure awaits in every corner. In "ETHUIN: The Beast of Purple Sage" by Keagan Trischman, embark on a thrilling journey alongside Eliza Dolan, a young woman naturalist, as she braves the untamed frontier town of Purple Sage.

In a land reminiscent of the 19th century American Wild West, Eliza is hired by the wealthy Simone Chenevert to uncover the truth about a mysterious creature known as "The Beast." Teaming up with the rugged hunter Cooper Bohannon, Eliza finds herself facing not only deadly animals but also the unpredictable townsfolk and a zealous religious leader.

But in Ethuin, the true beasts may not always be the animals themselves. As Eliza delves deeper into her quest, she is forced to confront the darkness that lies within human hearts.

Perfect for fans of indie book titles, "ETHUIN: The Beast of Purple Sage" is a captivating fantasy novel that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Whether you're searching for your next thrilling read or simply seeking a unique escape, this book is sure to transport you to a world where danger and intrigue reign supreme. Prepare to be swept away in the gripping pages of "ETHUIN: The Beast of Purple Sage" and discover the hidden wonders of Ethuin.

Publisher Description:

Like the 19th century American Wild West, the continent of Ethuin promises great success to those willing to risk mortal danger. Eliza Dolan, a young woman naturalist, answers Ethuin's call in hopes of helping the frontier town of Purple Sage. Hired by the wealthy businessman Simone Chenevert and forced to partner with a grizzled and quiet hunter named Cooper Bohannon, Eliza pursues a mysterious creature known simply as "The Beast." While Eliza expects the wild animals, she finds herself ill-prepared for the even wilder townsfolk and a zealous religious leader. During her quest for the truth, Eliza is faced with the difficult fact that the world's most dangerous "beasts" are rarely animals.