Modern day teens Brahm and Mia Mazandarani find a strange box in Egypt that bears the same odd shape of their own unusual birthmarks. The box is filled with items from a long distant past, including a book of powerful magic spells from an ancient civilization called the Arionon. Learning of their mother's Tonnelier family legend, their adventurous Persian-born father, Teymouri, decides to see if they can't find the elusive portal to the place the legend calls Amorgos. The portal stone instead sends them to the very place they wish to avoid, Olympus ? a world still filled with the Greek Gods of old.

Book of the Arionon is the third book of The Palidine Series where Ms. Cerny has created a magical world rivaling that of Tolkien's Middle Earth. This new adventure reunites the characters of the first two books, Shield of the Palidine and Magic Thief of Gavalos. Elf Queen Elise and her consort, Pierre, must finish raising the twins to adulthood, keep track of their own brood, and ensure Olympus doesn't remain enslaved.

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Author Barbara T. Cerny has garnered NATIONAL INDIE EXCELLENCE® BOOK AWARDS FINALIST 2015, A READER'S FAVORITE® 2015 AWARDS FINALIST, four A Reader's Favorite 5 Star ratings, and an INDIE READER APPROVED seal as judged by top industry professionals? not as merely a great indie book? but as great book, period. Named by Novel Writing Festival 2017 best of ADVENTURE Novel Stories from around the world, and Book Viral SHORT LIST of authors for the 2017 Millennium Book Award

Barb grew up in Grand Junction, Colorado, which at that time was a small town of 30,000 people. She left that little burg to see the world, garner three college degrees, and to serve in the US Army. After eight years on active duty and fourteen years in the reserves, she retired as a lieutenant colonel in 2007. While deployed to the Middle East in 2005, Ms. Cerny finally figured out she had to get going on the real love of her life, writing. She wrote her first two novels during that time and hasn't stopped. She is presently working on novels number seven, eight, and nine. When not writing, Ms. Cerny retired recently from her career as an information technology specialist and supervisor for the US Air Force. She lives with her loving husband, their adult special needs daughter, and two needy cats. The cats patiently watch her write and listen to her intently as she discusses plot lines with them.