The Chosen — Joe Fowler

Love and Pain Half of this book is a love too intense to describe. The other half is being forced to travel to a strange world where you must help the people. That help could range from magic, wisdom, music, killing dragons, to countless other methods. In this case, it is the sword. Eric and Sarah share the absolute perfect love. Imagine being in pain if you aren't physically touching the one you love. Imagine being so in tune with each other that mind reading becomes your reality. Spending year after year growing closer together every single day along the way. You feel what the other feels, hear what the other thinks. Now imagine one smile from the one you love is so powerful, you can't breathe. One look can be so moving, your brain stops functioning. Then comes the pain. With all this love, with all this perfect happiness, with the brightest future possible, you are now ripped away and taken to another world where you have to fight and kill. Alone. The one you love is gone. You are told it will be thousands of years before you will see her again. Your only companion is a formless entity who doesn't have a name. Eric is born the epitome, the apex of his species. He is still human though. There is nothing superhuman, he is just a little better at everything. He will need to learn how to fight with a sword and plan strategies. He must learn or the worlds he visits will not get the healing they need. His kind is called the Chosen.