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The Eifion Trilogy — all three books available now

The Eifion Trilogy mockup — Look to the Heavens, Argyle's Choice, and The Last Swordbearer by Carter Norman Phillips

“This was the epitome of how to write a Christian fantasy novel.”  - Goodreads Reviewer

Arlen Wyth has been called cursed his whole life. But when he’s given a legendary sword, and a wyvern becomes his only companion, Wyth is thrust into a war between kingdoms and the battle for his soul.

If Robin Hood met How to Train Your Dragon in a Christian Epic, it would feel like this!

The Passenger by Carter Norman Phillips, short story cover

Just dump the man overboard? Of course, it’s never that simple.

Tilman picks up a passenger on a last-minute voyage across the sea before the winter solstice and finds the waters between Eifion and Eadburga to be more dangerous than he ever imagined. Now, being hunted by man and beast alike, he must find out who—or—what he is transporting before it’s too late.

The Eifion Trilogy by Carter Norman Phillips

The Eifion Trilogy

Discover the stories and the right reading order.

Fantasy map of Brynmor with pipe and journals — custom cartography by Carter Norman Phillips

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About

Carter Norman Phillips crafts epic tales of courage and faith, wielding his pen to inscribe eternal truth into thrilling stories of redemption and sacrifice. Raised in Missouri’s untamed hills, he grew up roaming forests, sword fighting with his brothers, and devouring novels and the pages of history.  He loves swords, shields, dragons, and anything from the tide of time long ago. 

Current Book Progress

  • Magnus Dragon Slayer - about 50,000 words

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