“Usurper puts the reader in a wild exotic land full of action and intrigue, but with a lot of heart too. Butler, author of the AML and Whitney award-winning Witchy Winter Lakhoni is a story for every reader it is a story for you.” – DJ. “Lakhoni… tells an adventure tale that is tragic, romantic, mysterious, noble, violent, mystic, and ultimately universal. But to succeed, they will have to pay the ultimate sacrifice.
If they fail, monsters beyond imagination will enshroud the land, putting all the people under thrall.
But as his evil's power becomes clear, they will have to face down an evil as ancient as creation. Setting aside their quest for peace, Lakhoni, Alronna, Simra, and their companions track Gadnar, determined to end his reign of terror.
He seeks the final ancient Relic, certain it will give him power over the land. Gadnar, Molgar's, powerful brother, escaped the showdown at the end of Usurper and is laying waste to the land, spilling blood wherever he goes. Alronna's dreams are leading them north, to a land of abundance and peace.īut when they come upon a slaughtered village, the chase begins anew. He netted a national APSE second-place finish for breaking the Dennis Franchione “secret newsletter” scandal in 2007, and his coverage of Texas A&M’s move to the SEC from the Big 12 also netted a third-place finish nationally in 2012.īrent was named national beat writer of the year by the Football Writers Association of America for 2021, the first Texan to earn the honor, but he’s most proud on the sports front of earning Dayton Invitational Basketball Tournament MVP honors in 1988.īrent met his wife, KBTX-TV news anchor Crystal Galny, in the Dixie Chicken before an A&M-Texas Tech football game in 2002, and the couple has three children: Will, Zoe and Brady.Lakhoni and his family are in search of a home away from the blood, evil, and memories of Molgar and his plans to rule two nations. He’s a five-time winner of APSE National Top 10 writing awards for the Houston Chronicle and San Antonio Express-News, including in 2021 breaking the bombshell college football story of the decade: Texas and Oklahoma secretly planning a move to the SEC. He is a graduate of Oak Ridge High School and Sam Houston State University, where he played baseball.īrent is the author of four published books about Texas A&M, three related to A&M athletics. Brent Zwerneman is a staff writer for the Houston Chronicle covering Texas A&M athletics.
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