Early ReviewersJohn F. Shekleton

In the sweeping epic Bellosio: An Age of Miracles, destiny and divinity collide on a terrestrial planet where life was seeded by an ancient, ethereal being.

This creator, known as the "Cog," has nurtured three distinct primate species, each with their own path and purpose. Yet, as the unseen Cog is revered by many, skepticism brews among the human-like species, threatening to unravel the fabric of their shared existence.

Set against the backdrop of a civilization teetering between the late middle ages and the dawn of enlightenment, an inept emperor's reign is challenged not only by external threats but also by the internal turmoil of succession. His daughter, the unexpected heir, grapples with her destiny, her duty, and the shadow of an assassination plot that could have changed the course of history.

Amid political intrigue and ancient prophecies, the abbot of the primary Cog abbey-bound by childhood ties to the emperor-finds himself at the heart of a power struggle that could ignite a civil war. As alliances shift and enemies emerge from within, the very essence of belief is put to the test.