About Steel Song by Silas Sinclair
They say the Enemy does not rest.
It shows no mercy, mourns no dead, and lives only for war.
To stop the coming ruin, five rival nations have forged a desperate pact to unite their blades and blessings. But old hatred threatens to shatter the alliance. Valdrin wanted no part in any of it. Glory was his brother’s dream, not his. Exempt from service to work in his uncle’s forge, he was far happier smithing metal than swinging it.
But when he steals the wrong item, Valdrin is ripped from his sweltering peace and thrust to the frozen frontlines. Raids in the dark, bitter soldiers, and constant snowfall become his life. At night, the howling wind carries with it the Enemy’s song. As the army’s smith, he learns quickly that steel is needed most where death is closest: broken blades, shattered armor, and fresh corpses waiting to be stripped for parts.
Perhaps the noose would have been a kinder fate.
His only saving grace is the strength earned from years of working the forge, which lands him the role of personal squire to the army’s High Commander. Cold, ruthless, and towering over most of the soldiers, Princess Katria—known as the Pale Wolf—is feared by allies and enemies alike.
And Valdrin is the only one capable of carrying her armor.
Perhaps, in time, carrying her pain as well.
Sprinting through frozen battlefields at her side, hammering steel with bloody hands, and fighting to stay warm at night, Valdrin glimpses the truth beneath the legends.
That knowledge may be the death of him.
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Author Bio:
Silas Sinclair is an aspiring author in the fantasy, science-fiction, romance and erotica genres. Growing up as a lover of high-fantasy and science-fiction, writing has always been a fun hobby for him. Whether it’s fanfiction on Wattpad, short stories on reddit, or diving into a thick, hardcover this-will-hurt-if-I-drop-it-on-my-face novel, he believes that the many worlds found in fiction are meant to be explored.
When not reading or writing, you can find him running around the yard with his dog, watching some anime, or playing video games.
His books are mostly for a male audience, because guys deserve some fun too! His favorite types of stories to tell are fantasy, science-fiction, and urban settings. Elves? Check. Monster girls? Check. Aliens? Sure, why the hell not? Super-heroines that have awesome powers, tight costumes, and are looking for a way to blow off steam? Check, check, super-check! As his collection grows, he’ll keep an eye out for other amazing worlds to explore. Thank you, and welcome!