Creed

The Starlore Legacy, Book 7

By: Chuck Black

Narrated by: Michael Orenstein, Austenne Grey, Emily Ellet

The Merchant is dead. His faithful Navis are being hunted. Did the promises of the Merchant die with him?

In a galaxy where ancient prophecies and futuristic technology collide, Daeson and Raviel Starlore embark on a clandestine mission to save their world from the cunning and formidable Lord Dracus. As the archenemy of Ell Yon seeks to control the fate of the galaxy, Daeson and Raviel risk everything as they race against time to navigate through the treacherous Gehenna Cluster. Meanwhile, their daughter, Brae Starlore, and her loyal companion, Rhett Stryker, discover hope in the empty crypt of the Merchant, the Son of Sovereign Ell Yon. As they rally to build an underground network of loyal followers, the mysterious Protectors begin to reveal power the Navis never imagined possible. But Preeminent Fasa Kylos, Lord Dracus’s unsuspecting pawn, is intent on wiping them from the planet. Will Brae and Rhett succeed in their quest to bring hope to the galaxy or will Dracus and his evil lieutenants succeed in eradicating the Merchant’s plan to save humanity?

Embrace the journey. Experience the adventure. Discover the legacy.

©2024 Chuck Black (P)2025 Chuck Black

How does he do it?

I don’t see how Chuck black can make a book that’s so incredibly heartbreaking but still leaves me wanting more It’s a thrilling roller coaster of emotions and it’s actually really enjoyable. It seems so happy. Most of the time but don’t get too attached to any of the characters.
The wicked tries with crafty schemes, but the good always prevails… eventually.

The Bible mixed in

I love the way he made it a thrilling tale while still mixing in the gospel and the Bible story. The futuristic space travel makes it very interesting and the Bible gives more purpose than just entertainment. Please continue the saga!

What a plot twist

At first I was so sad that stone died until I found out that ledger was brae and ret’s son. And when brae said “dason’s eyes were looking back” my favourite phrase in the whole book. But man I miss my boy(stone)

Excellent

Amazing adaptation of the truth of Scripture! I can't wait until the next book!

Increasing plot twists!

Chuck Black did it again. Another excellent novel in the Starlore series. Although the basis for the novel comes from the book of Acts, don’t think that you can anticipate what’s coming next.