The first in a multi-book series set in a world that exists on the backs of behemoth creatures – beasts so big that entire kingdoms are built upon their fur or scales or shells.
WHERE KINGDOMS WANDER
by Brandon Lee
Del Rey, pubilcation date TBD
(via The Gernert Company)
Kian leads a quiet life with his niece, Oli, when inter-behemoth politics put their behemoth, Tato, in alliance with the much-distrusted Mammont. When Tato begins a new migration route, leading to new attacks by blind, winged demonic monsters called Blights, Mammont ‘protects’ Tato’s citizens and, in one tragic incident, discovers an innate magical ability residing in Oli. Desperate to resist his past and Mammont’s influence, Kian flees with his niece, unable to hide his secrets anymore.
Brandon Lee (aka TurtleMe) is one of the biggest webcomic stars. He will publish a webcomic of WHERE KINGDOMS WANDER simultaneously with the print edition to maximize fervor among his rabid fan base.
TurtleMe’s Western fantasy webcomic series The Beginning After the End has been hugely successful with millions of views and the #1 webcomic on Tapas, a popular webcomic platform.
Brandon Lee is a rising star in the world of fantasy literature, and his work continues to captivate readers around the globe. His works have been released internationally in countries such as the United States, Japan, South Korea, China, Thailand, Indonesia, France, Germany, Mexico, and India. When he’s not writing, TurtleMe can be found indulging in his love of books, comics, and games. He also enjoys spending time outdoors, taking walks with his wife, Grace, and their dog, Roy, who often gets into mischief.
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