The dead shall not be mourned or remembered, for death is the enemy and will only drive the Seraph away.

How far would you go to resurrect someone you love?

Would you change who you are to show you belong?

The world of Avarin is tearing itself apart. The Domain worships life, its leaders lead eternal lives and death is a shame that must not be mourned. But, for the clans to the south, death is all that keeps the Earth alive.

Adrian is a prince of one of the Domain nations. Church teaching says his grief is forbidden, but he will stop at nothing to return his loved ones to worthiness. Even if it means sacrificing his own.

Lynn is a rogue elite warrior hiding from her past. But now, an old enemy is rising, and running is no longer an option.

Nasha is a gifted hunter hiding a terrible secret. A lifelong outcast, she desperately fights for belonging in the Ronar, a proud southern clan. Yet a changing world threatens more than just her status in the community.

But now a terrifying foe creeps nearer, and the people of Avarin must fight to save it.

Before death comes for them all.

Dive into this sweeping epic fantasy saga where religion and politics are one, magic brings terror into the hearts of men, and a looming blight threatens to tear everything down.

Praise for A Touch of Light:

"One thing that Abdalla does exceptionally well is battle scenes. . . . Some of the larger scale battle scenes felt reminiscent of a John Gwynne battle sequence." - Allen Walker. The Library of Allenxandria

"Vivid battles and heartbreaking betrayals that will keep readers glued to the page. . . .Abdalla will leave fantasy fans thirsty for more." - BookLife Reviews, Editor's Pick

". . .this is a rare book that can actually justifiably be compared to A Song of Ice and Fire." -Spells & Spaceships Blog

"An amazing debut novel that truly captures your attention from the first page." -Neil Williams, FanFiAddict

"Easily goes into my read this now recommendation." -The Swordsmith Blog

"The start to what promises to be a fantastic series." -Beneath a thousand skies blog

"This book is now one of my favorites." -Marie Sinadjan

"An emotional story or war and faith, love and loss." -Seanchalant, FanFiAddict