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“E.G. Kardos is a soul searcher. He writes from the head and heart, finding true meaning in the vagaries of life.” Dean King, bestselling author of Skeletons on the Zahara
This epic fantasy is a hero s journey in the classic sense and engages young readers who take this adventure with Elias in an uncertain and mystical world. This epic fantasy is a hero s journey in the classic sense and engages young readers who take this adventure with Elias in an uncertain and mystical world.
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THE AMULET: Journey to Sirok, Book I in The Elias Chronicles – Now Available
2 November 2017- Richmond, VA: Klatch Books has released THE AMULET: Journey to Sirok a novel by E.G.Kardos.
WHEN TWIN SWORDS COLLIDE, an incredible power is unleashed and a new world opens. Defeating the three-headed dragon is the only way for young Elias to seize his treasure. THE AMULET: Journey to Sirok is a magical adventure as Elias searches to find a sorcerer named Zoltan to reveal clues to his search.
This epic fantasy is a ‘hero’s journey’ in the classic sense and engages young readers who take this adventure with Elias in an uncertain and mystical world. Likewise, it’s a story for the ‘young at heart’ reader who finds the quest personally revealing,” Kardos said about the story. “This is what I’ve been told.”
THE AMULET: Journey to Sirok is Book I of THE ELIAS CHRONICLES. Book II is scheduled for release in 2018.
Here’s what they’re saying:
“E.G. Kardos is a soul searcher. He writes from the head and heart, finding true meaning in the vagaries of life.” Dean King, bestselling author of Skeletons on the Zahara
“Mr. Kardos has delved deep into his own roots, bringing rich Hungarian folklore to life in this fascinating, action-packed tale. Yes, THE AMULET- Journey to Sirok is a fantasy–lovers of sword and sorcery will not be disappointed–but it is at its heart a very human story.” C.S. Marks, author of the Elfhunter trilogy
“… Swords, shape shifters, and sorcerers all confront Elias as he seeks an answer to the most compelling question of all: who am I? Well-crafted and swiftly moving, this fantasy/adventure will easily intrigue readers.” Dr. Leila Christenbury, Commonwealth Professor of English Education, Past President of NCTE, former Co-editor of The ALAN Review (Assembly on Literature for Adolescents)
“Elias’s quest is our quest, his journey our journey. You will quickly become ensnared in his grand adventure as Elias tries to answer humanity’s most profound question. ‘Who am I?’” Roy Dimond author of I, Bully.
Edward G. Kardos is the author of several books. Daniel Pink, bestselling author of “A Whole New Mind”, said this about Kardos’ last book, “Zen Master Next Door” (Green Dragon Books)—“What an inspiring way to learn about our very soul. These modern day parables…are compelling and left me wanting more.” Lectures, guest appearances, interviews and review copies are available by contacting the author at [email protected]
Edward G. Kardos is the author of several books. Daniel Pink, bestselling author of “A Whole New Mind”, said this about Kardos’ last book, “Zen Master Next Door” (Green Dragon Books)—“What an inspiring way to learn about our very soul. These modern day parables…are compelling and left me wanting more.” Lectures, guest appearances, interviews and review copies are available by contacting the author at [email protected]
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Reviews for "A Magical Morning: Starting the Day with Waffle Jacksknville"
1. Kelly - 1 star
I recently visited Magic Waffle in Jacksonville and I was extremely disappointed with my experience. The service was slow and the staff seemed uninterested in their customers. When my order finally arrived, the waffle was overcooked and tasted burnt. The toppings were also scarce and did not add any flavor to the dish. Overall, I would not recommend this place to anyone looking for a satisfying waffle experience.
2. Robert - 2 stars
Magic Waffle in Jacksonville fell short of my expectations. The atmosphere was chaotic and overcrowded, making it difficult to enjoy a meal. The waffle itself was mediocre; it lacked the fluffy and crispy texture I was hoping for. Additionally, the prices were too high for the quality of food served. Overall, I was not impressed with the restaurant and would not choose to dine there again.
3. Megan - 1 star
I had a terrible experience at Magic Waffle in Jacksonville. The waffle I ordered was undercooked and doughy in the center, which was a huge disappointment. The service was also subpar, as our server seemed disinterested and unattentive to our needs. The menu options were limited and uninspiring. I would suggest finding another waffle place in town if you're looking for a truly satisfying breakfast.