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MICHAEL J. SULLIVAN is a New York Times, USA Today, and Washington Post bestselling author who has been nominated for nine Goodreads Choice Awards and received six Amazon Editor's Picks. His first novel, The Crown Conspiracy was released by Aspirations Media Inc. in October of 2008. Michael has been published by the fantasy imprints of Penguin Random House (Del Rey) and Hachette Book Group (Orbit). He has also been a pioneer in the indie publishing movement. As of 2023, Michael has released twenty novels (nineteen set in his fictional world of Elan, and one standalone sci-fi thriller, Hollow World). His series include:The Riyria Revelations (6 books)The Riyria Chronicles (4 books)The Legends of the First Empire (6 books)The Rise and Fall (3 books)Today, Michael has returned to his indie roots while still providing his novels through retail bookstores. Each novel is launched via Kickstarter (eleven books and counting), where his campaigns are among the most-backed and highest-funded fiction projects of all time. Doing so provides his most-ardent fans with unparalleled author access, deluxe limited-edition hardcovers, exclusive perks, and the ability to read the story months before its official release.MARC SIMONETTI was born in France in 1977. He is an award-winning concept artist, illustrator, and fine artist specializing in fantasy.Marc studied at the Beaux Arts in Annecy and then at the Emile Cohl School. He quickly established himself as a concept artist, making his mark in high-profile productions such as the 3D space opera Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, when he worked in close partnership with acclaimed French director Luc Besson. Further collaborations with leading visual effect companies include Los Angeles-based MPC, and Weta digital. His most recent work as a concept artist, making visual development and staging dramatic lighting and designs, includes Aladdin, Maleficent 2, Aquaman 2, and the upcoming Transformers Moviem, Rise of the Beasts.Best known for his work on GRR Martin’s books A Song of Ice and Fire and The Iron Throne, Marc has also illustrated some of the best-known fantasy and Sci-Fi novels, such as Terry Pratchett’s Discworld, Robin Hobb’s The Royal Assassin trilogy, Patrick Rothfuss’s Name of the Wind, Terry Brook’s Shannara Cycle, Brandon Sanderson’s Mistborn trilogy, Frank Herbert’s Dune, and Michael J. Sullivan’s Legends of the First Empire series and the Rise and Fall trilogy.Marc’s awards include Winner of the 2018 Locus Magazine’s Chesley Award: Best Cover Illustration • r/Fantasy Stabby Award Winner for best fantasy covers in 2013, 2015, 2016, and 2018 • the 2006-Grand winner Blizzard Art Contest.

“Nolyn is masterfully executed and the disparate storylines are equally intriguing as they are spun beautifully together into an ending full of gnarled twists and grim surprises that will leave you clamoring for more” – David Estes, Amazon #1 bestselling author of Fatemarked“Breathtakingly epic in scope, yet the characters are infused with the breath of genuine humanity that makes Sullivan’s work utterly unique.” – Andy Peloguin, bestselling author of The Silent Champions series“Vengeance and love test the boundaries of honor in this phenomenal epic fantasy by Michael J. Sullivan. Heart-wrenching and powerful, you can’t help but root for Nolyn and Sephryn as they struggle to unravel the plots against them before the final trap is sprung.” – Megan Haskell, award-winning autor of The Sanyare Chronicles“With Nolyn, a true master of epic fantasy shines even brighter. Sullivan has an amazing ability to craft a brilliant ensemble of characters and lead readers on an adventure that keeps them wide-eyeed and betting for more with each expertly written page.” – Dyrk Ashton, autho of The Paternus Trilogy.

• Table of ContentsAbout the BookMap of ElanAuthor’s NotePrologueChapter 1: TigerwolvesChapter 2: The ForestChapter 3: GoblinsChapter 4: HekkabahChapter 5: The Nyphron ChurchChapter 6: The Longest DayChapter 7: The Growing the FlockChapter 8: The First CityChapter 9: The Tree HouseChapter 10: Rappaport and WardleyChapter 11: The WarlordChapter 12: Riddle of the RogueChapter 13: The ProposalChapter 14: Eber-On-AstonChapter 15: The Forbidden ForestChapter 16: The WitchChapter 17: Lost and FoundChapter 18: Meet the TutorsChapter 19: Teaching the PrinceChapter 20: Finding SpaceChapter 21: ConspiracyChapter 22: Granting WishesChapter 23: Seven’s ShadowChapter 24: The Story RetoldChapter 25: Training LessonsChapter 26: DepartureChapter 27: MerredyddChapter 28: The Hawthorn GlenChapter 29: Ryin ContitaChapter 30: In the ShadowChapter 31: RochelleChapter 32: Before the GatesChapter 33: The Legion and the LeashChapter 34: MilevaChapter 35: The PileChapter 36: The RivaChapter 37: Sailing HomeChapter 38: VisitorsChapter 39: A House DividedChapter 40: Preparing to LeaveChapter 41: The SecretChapter 42: The TowerChapter 43: As Light FadesChapter 44: FalloutChapter 45: The PrinceChapter 46: The Night of SorrowChapter 47: Founder’s DayChapter 48: FarewellChapter 49: Fall the WallChapter 50: The Heir of NyphronAfterwordThe Crown Tower Sample Chapter