First Frost (The Casting of the Golden Dice Book 2) by William Tevelein

someplace whatever is ready inside of a stone. someplace a number of somebodies are trying to find it. someplace a specific somebody is looking ahead to it to be came upon so he might be published right into a cataclysmic destiny. And approximately each person else in lifestyles is oblivious to all this and simply attempts to maintain him or herself amused whereas watching for existence to ensue.

There are a pick out few, even though, to whom lifestyles occurs with a vengeance. imagine, for instance, of unreliable psychic Avril Audette and deeply disaffected occult investigator Rupert Firth.

When Avril and Rupert sign up for a gaggle with a bit of luck trying to validate the supernatural, lifestyles makes a decision to shove the pair of them right into a advanced online game of probability, ability and manipulation performed by means of a coterie of otherworldly beings who rewrite the principles of fact on an hourly foundation. This, they quickly locate, will be excessively harmful, in addition to socially inconvenient and a possible drain on their common Flier points.

Before they comprehend what’s what (which isn’t whatever for which both has a ordinary talent), Avril and Rupert get entangled in a scramble for the cryptic crystal often called First Frost, the ownership of that allows you to make a decision the destinies of worlds.

In doing so, they're pressured to deal with distractingly excessive degrees of mutual allure and the intermingling in their fates with these of a telekinetic amnesiac, a punk Valkyrie, a retired stuntman and his deceased family, the single dwelling Elvish spin healthcare professional, NASA, the workers of a truly great Indian eating place and the would-be assassins of a fellow tourist named Pherel.

And then issues get a piece complex for everyone.

For every body, that's, other than a whatever that someplace waits within a stone.

Enthusiasm for The Visitants, publication one in all The Casting of the Golden Dice:

“An unique event, terribly witty and unique …” - Ian Irvine, writer of the Three Worlds Cycle series.

“William Tevelein is an Australian wonder, and his first novel is a wild and Witchy mysterious delusion, a bloody outstanding, enchantingly humorous and bewitching fable of elves and extraterrestrial beings and magick and ... wombats!” - Fiona Horne, musician, actress and writer of Witch: A Magickal Journey.

“An hilarious and assuredly clever time and area defying trip even though the many-faceted New Age, and into the guts of mystery.” - Isobelle Carmody, writer of the Obernewtyn Chronicles.