The Heir of the First Tower
The First Tower Trilogy Book 1
by Nicholas P. Adams
Genre: Epic Fantasy
Set
in Pirth’Vee Grah, a world where one stays on top of the food chain
by flying higher than the creatures that would eat your wings as an
appetizer, the technologically superior Ch’Hota and warmongering
V’Jeeta clash over a precious resource while the altruistic
Pra’Acheen takes neither side.
Forced
to choose between the freedom to pursue a cure to White Claw, and his
loyalty to father and flock, V’Jeeta High Prince—and budding
alchemist—R'Venin must sacrifice more than he ever conjured before
he can show his feathers in the Granite Spires again. And, after a
lifetime hiding among the branches, Ka’Ala Ka’Ua—the last known
survivor of the mythical Gir’Agit—is saved from solitude after
she’s blown into the nest of strangers from the Bluewoods. The
Windfather has her course laid out, but does she possess the faith to
follow?
Can
R'venin bring an end to the war and peace to the flocks? Can Ka'Ala
trust the hearts of someone whose ancestors enslaved her own?
Only
The Heir of the First Tower can answer these questions and more.
“This
book will help you to escape the mundane world for a while, but it
can do more than that. It can teach you the importance of love and
the joys of serving others. It can do this all in the background
while the story entertains you with its complex societies and a range
of emotions to keep you reading.”
—John
M. Olsen, 2020-2021 President of the League of Utah Writers
I grew up in the small, rural town of Boring, OR with my six brothers and sisters.
After graduating from High School in Gresham, OR, I attended BYU-ID and received my Associate's Degree in Pre-Med. After that, I returned to Portland, OR, and attended Portland State University, where I earned my Bachelor's Degree in Biology/Pre-Med before changing my career track to Architecture.
I completed my second Bachelor's Degree in Architecture at Portland State University before achieving my Master of Architecture Degree from the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, UT.
After graduation, my wife and I moved to Phoenix, Arizona, where we adopted four children over the next eight years.
I currently live in the Salt Lake City area, where I am an Associate Member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the League of Utah Writers.
My other interests include movies, singing, and motorcycles
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