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Book Spotlight: DELOS: The White Tree by Blake Miller

Welcome to TRB Lounge. Today, we are featuring author Blake Miller for his book, DELOS: The White Tree.

DELOS: The White Tree

Book: DELOS: The White Tree
Author: Blake Miller
Publication date: 01/05/21
Genres: Fantasy (Epic, YA)
Page Count: 492 (print)
Publisher: Hierophant Press


About DELOS: The White Tree

Incredible world-building, a thrilling adventure, and intriguing mysteries to unravel will have you engrossed in the story and invested in the characters from the opening chapter to the monumental, unforgettable, hundred-page climax in the first installment of this epic fantasy series.
Cynthia Summers and Kaden Krossway have different parents. Cynthia’s from London, England, and Kaden’s from Southern California. Moreover, Cynthia’s black and Kaden’s white. So why do they know with such certainty they’re twins?

Their 16th birthday will reveal that nothing about them is ordinary or as it seems when they’re called upon by a mysterious source for help. Along with a new friend, they’ll learn they’re part of a much larger world, one of Lurkur Witches and evil shadowraiths; of treetop villages and a skeletal forest within the forest; and of battles for survival and a realization they had been hidden away for the first sixteen years of their life for a reason…
The story of Cynthia and Kaden begins here.
Great for Teens, Young Adults, and Adults alike!

You can find DELOS: The White Tree here:
Website | Amazon | Goodreads

“…Miller has found a way to keep me turning the pages obsessively to find out just what happens next, forcing myself to stay up longer and longer to try and see what may be happening in this world that I seem to keep forgetting isn’t on my current plain of existence.”

—Amazon Reviewer

About The Author

Blake Miller

Blake Miller

Blake Miller is a graduate of Episcopal High School in Alexandria, VA and Rhodes College in Memphis, TN.
He presently resides in his hometown of Lexington, KY.

You can find author Miller` here:
Website | Goodreads


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