Staff of Darkness (The Ferellonian King)

What do you do when spiritual warfare becomes so ugly?_____________________________________________Joen Bjarn’son was warned repeatedly in book 1 that the real problem was not Heglin Roark. As if the former Primate head of the church, the Usurper King Heglin Roark weren’t bad enough. Now Joen and Raqhel find out that he was not any real threat at all. His replacement is actually consciously evil, with spiritual power to back himself up. On top of that, Raqhel Fendrale is given a calling as impossible as Joen’s. Things are now incredibly complex. Lord Ansél just tells them to trust Him. So, what can they do but trust? Panic would be a waste of time at best. Their new friends are a true blessing, but is it enough? Of course not. Only He is enough. But what about their relationship? How will that be affected? With everything in such an uproar, where’s the time for them? I mean what could go wrong? Oh, the answer to the headline question? Stop it! David Bergsland has been writing since he turned 50. Now, he’s finally worked up to where he can do what he wanted to do from the first: A fantasy containing the reality he lives with, day in and day out. Finally, he’s old enough to simply write what he knows he should be writing. Of course, that’s a little nerve-wracking. But what’s new? That’s been the story of his whole life. He prays you’ll find it edifying.