Adventure awaits in
The
Keeper’s
Blood
a journey where secrets burn and legends rise.
Author of the Keeper's Blood
Martha Gouws
They called him chosen. They always do.
But Egorh Bronbeck was never meant to wield the Orinium. It wasn’t gifted to him; it was cursed into his blood, sealed by betrayal, and bound in silver.
In one world, he was a prince. A rider. A Keeper of ancient power. Until his blood proved more precious than his life.
They murdered him for it. And still, he lived.
Download My Free Short Story, To Get A Taste Of What Awaits - High Priest of Kramac
My Books
The Keeper's Blood
They called him chosen. They always do. Egorh Bronbeck was never meant to wield the Orinium, it was cursed into his blood, sealed by betrayal, and bound in silver. Once a prince, murdered for his power, he now crosses worlds and defies gods, not as a destined hero, but as a boy who refused to stay dead.
High Priest Of Kramac - FREE Short Story
When betrayal shatters Kramac, its last hope lies in a child bound to the kingdom’s magic. Prince Darugh, left for dead, is reborn as Egorh by an ancient owl-spirit and hidden in the human world with his powers sealed. Hunted by dark forces, he must survive long enough to reclaim his true identity, because the fate of Kramac still beats in his veins.
What Reader's Are Saying
I’d call it YA fantasy, and the world is certainly phantasmagorical. In fact, fascinating and imaginative new characters, magic items and creatures fairly leap off every page. The author’s imagination is mind-boggling, this is no cookie cutter “elves and dragons” fantasy. Nothing “same-old, same-old” here.
Other than the fantastic creatures & characters that populate the pages, there are also some riveting battle scenes, and even a little (suitable for the tween crowd) romance.
I am really looking forward to more by this new fantasy author.
- Wulfstan
“The author has a vivid imagination and the imagery in this book is amazing. I don't often read fantasy but this story was compelling and I always wanted know what would happen next. The characters are well drawn and interesting. I found the sorceress Zinnia to be quite fascinating. I also enjoyed the Dryads and following Egorh grow up to own his destiny. Occasionally I found there were too many metaphors and the end dragged on a bit for me but many people like all that action. (I thought Lord of the Rings dragged on, so there you go) I am eagerly awaiting the sequel to the story."
- Darlene Foster
I would love to hear from you
E: martha@marthagouws.com
A Big Thank You
Thank you so much for your interest in my book!
Your support means the world to me. Writing this book has been a journey of passion and purpose, and knowing that it has caught your attention is truly encouraging. I can’t wait for you to dive in and experience the story/insights I’ve poured my heart into.
Adventure awaits in
The
Keeper’s
Blood
a journey where secrets burn and legends rise.
Author of the Keeper's Blood
Martha Gouws
They called him chosen. They always do.
But Egorh Bronbeck was never meant to wield the Orinium. It wasn’t gifted to him; it was cursed into his blood, sealed by betrayal, and bound in silver.
In one world, he was a prince. A rider. A Keeper of ancient power. Until his blood proved more precious than his life.
They murdered him for it. And still, he lived.
Download My Free Short Story, To Get A Taste Of What Awaits - High Priest of Kramac
My Books
The Keeper's Blood
They called him chosen. They always do. Egorh Bronbeck was never meant to wield the Orinium, it was cursed into his blood, sealed by betrayal, and bound in silver. Once a prince, murdered for his power, he now crosses worlds and defies gods, not as a destined hero, but as a boy who refused to stay dead.
High Priest Of Kramac - FREE Short Story
When betrayal shatters Kramac, its last hope lies in a child bound to the kingdom’s magic. Prince Darugh, left for dead, is reborn as Egorh by an ancient owl-spirit and hidden in the human world with his powers sealed. Hunted by dark forces, he must survive long enough to reclaim his true identity, because the fate of Kramac still beats in his veins.
What Reader's Are Saying
I’d call it YA fantasy, and the world is certainly phantasmagorical. In fact, fascinating and imaginative new characters, magic items and creatures fairly leap off every page. The author’s imagination is mind-boggling, this is no cookie cutter “elves and dragons” fantasy. Nothing “same-old, same-old” here.
Other than the fantastic creatures & characters that populate the pages, there are also some riveting battle scenes, and even a little (suitable for the tween crowd) romance.
I am really looking forward to more by this new fantasy author.
- Wulfstan
“The author has a vivid imagination and the imagery in this book is amazing. I don't often read fantasy but this story was compelling and I always wanted know what would happen next. The characters are well drawn and interesting. I found the sorceress Zinnia to be quite fascinating. I also enjoyed the Dryads and following Egorh grow up to own his destiny. Occasionally I found there were too many metaphors and the end dragged on a bit for me but many people like all that action. (I thought Lord of the Rings dragged on, so there you go) I am eagerly awaiting the sequel to the story."
- Darlene Foster
I would love to hear from you
E: martha@marthagouws.com
A Big Thank You
Thank you so much for your interest in my book!
Your support means the world to me. Writing this book has been a journey of passion and purpose, and knowing that it has caught your attention is truly encouraging. I can’t wait for you to dive in and experience the story/insights I’ve poured my heart into.




