If you’re a reader who enjoys heavy world-building, found family, adventure stories, and books that focus more on group dynamics than romance as the main thread?
Yes, you might like The Tome of Talula.
If you enjoy books such as Dune, The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Inkheart, House of Leaves, and even Twilight?
Yes, you might enjoy The Tome of Talula.
I wrote this book the way I did because I would read fantasy novels and constantly want to know more.
Why does the magic system work that way?
Well, Malik can’t use a command that doesn’t have an outcome.
How does a world with two suns and three moons keep track of time?
Well, I made a calendar. You can find it on my website.
How is the world divided?
I made you a map.
Next question.
I got bored with fantasy worlds that base almost everything on the modern world. I’m not saying those are bad books. Plenty of them are fantastic.
I just wanted something different.
I wanted a world I could latch onto.
Something I could keep creating.
Something I could move into and stay in for a while.
So I created Amblem.
Violet skies.
Crimson clouds.
Factions.
Political governments.
Cults.
Angels.
Demons.
And a whole lot of cryptids.
FAIR WARNING: If you don’t enjoy heavy world-building, slower storytelling, or closed-door romance, The Tome of Talula may be a very different reading experience from what you’re used to.
But if you like learning how a world works almost as much as you like finding out what happens inside it?
Welcome to Amblem.
