Forces of darkness threaten peace from "summary" of Wild Egg by Jennifer Flint
The world had always been a place of balance between light and darkness. Peace and chaos. But lately, the scales seemed to be tipping towards the latter. The forces of darkness were rising, their insidious tendrils creeping into every corner of the earth. They whispered in the ears of the weak, promising power and dominance in exchange for loyalty. They sowed seeds of doubt and fear, turning friend against friend, brother against brother. The once serene lands were now plagued by conflict and strife. The people lived in constant fear, never knowing when the darkness would descend upon them. The skies were always overcast, as if the very heavens wept for the state of the world. The rivers ran black with pollution, a stark reflection of the corruption that had taken root in the hearts ...
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