GREEN BAY, Wis. - s4story -- Baylee Alger lost his sight at age two as a result of brain cancer. This misfortune had a positive side effect of nurturing an active imagination with time to develop stories and characters in his world of Kirandur. Tirangil's Mercy (M&B Global Solutions Inc.) is the first story in his efforts to bring those characters to life for a wider audience.

Now a college student with dreams of becoming a journalist, Alger's ability to craft intricate visual details of people, places and scenes surpasses that of most sighted individuals. Tirangil's Mercy centers on the main character, Jalhan Okarrest, a priest of the god Tirangil.

Jalhan arrives in the small village of Harban's Barrow with the simple objective of reconnecting with his sister, Halana, and her family. Those plans quickly evaporate under the seemingly impenetrable power of an evil mist, powered by stolen souls and controlled by the warped mind of a confused deity.

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The residents of Harban's Barrow, infected by horrors impossible to comprehend, had become unwilling victims of the god of death and its misty manifestation of evil. Fortunately, Jalhan and his elf woman companion, Laokis, discover the village to be a place worth fighting for. Now, this unlikely pair must search through a town that has become a ghost of itself. Hounded by the mist and unsure of where to turn, they have no choice but to place their own survival in the hands of an unpredictable force as they fight to save the villagers from a fate worse than death.

Tirangil's Mercy is available on Amazon in paperback and digital formats at https://amzn.to/4baI8vq as well as on IngramSpark for retail sales.