The Realm
The Kingdom
A kingdom grown comfortable behind generations of peace, unprepared for an enemy that has learned patience.
A Fully Written Epic Fantasy Trilogy Arc
The Unbreakable
A baker's son with nothing to his name. A shield that refuses to break. A kingdom that has forgotten what the dark can do. And a storyteller who swears every word is true.
A character-driven epic fantasy saga by Jeremiah Richmond. Three completed manuscripts, available for editorial development, with a visual world built to extend beyond the page.
Core Trilogy Arc Fully Written
Three Manuscripts Editorially Open
Narrator Unreliable
Prologue
As the heroes stood before the ancient storyteller, more shadow than flesh, the air thickened with unseen power.
To the first, it offered wholeness. To the second, a kingdom restored. To Levi, it offered a question.
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Book One
The Unbreakable Shield
A Tale of Valor and Vows
Jeremiah Richmond
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Narrator You Should Not Trust
01 · The Author
Jeremiah Richmond
02 · The Series
One world, told across many books.
The central three-book arc is fully written, and the world was deliberately built with room to grow.
The Unbreakable Shield is an epic fantasy saga set in a realm standing at the edge of a long peace. For generations the frontier has held. Now the things beyond it have begun to change, and the kingdom is about to learn how thin the wall between order and ruin has always been.
The story follows Levi, a poor baker's son who takes up a soldier's shield and becomes the line the darkness has to cross. Around him stands a small circle of people worth protecting.
Behind the whole story stands its narrator, the Storyteller, whose role is far larger than it first appears. Its themes are duty, sacrifice, found family, and the price of standing when standing costs everything.
03 · The Books
One story in three movements.
All three manuscripts are completed and remain open to professional editorial development. Open each volume for its spoiler-safe promise, themes, length, and place within the fully written trilogy arc.
I The Unbreakable ShieldA Tale of Valor and Vows
Book One
The Unbreakable Shield
A Tale of Valor and Vows
Jeremiah Richmond
The Shield Is Raised
The beginning of Levi's stand.
A poor baker's son enters a conflict larger than anything he was prepared to survive. The frontier begins to fail, unlikely bonds form around him, and the shield becomes more than a piece of armor.
- Focus
- Duty, found family, sacrifice
- Series role
- Establishes Levi, the wall, and the Storyteller's game
- Manuscript
- Completed manuscript · 91,000 words
II The Unbroken LineA Tale of Sword and Sorrows
Book Two
The Unbroken Line
A Tale of Sword and Sorrows
Jeremiah Richmond
The Line Is Tested
The cost of standing comes due.
The conflict widens, the enemy stops hiding its intelligence, and the people around Levi are forced to discover what their promises are worth when survival is no longer enough.
- Focus
- Consequence, loyalty, grief, endurance
- Series role
- Deepens the war and tests every relationship formed in Book One
- Manuscript
- Completed manuscript · 121,000 words
III The Unwritten EndThe final volume
Book Three
The Unwritten End
The story turns toward its teller.
Jeremiah Richmond
The Story Is Rewritten
The narrator steps into the tale.
The central war and the Storyteller's hidden purpose converge. The final volume changes the meaning of what came before while completing the trilogy's promised beginning, middle, and end.
- Focus
- Truth, memory, authorship, the price of an ending
- Series role
- Reveals the Storyteller's place in the saga and completes the core arc
- Manuscript
- Completed manuscript · 91,400 words
04 · The World
The realm, the wall, and the war.
Switch accounts to see how the kingdom's official record differs from the Storyteller's version.
Official Account
The kingdom's accepted version of the record.
The Frontier
The Wall
The kingdom's farthest defended frontier, where shield-bearers stand between the realm and whatever waits beyond it.
The Shield-Bearers
The Soldiers
Soldiers defined not by the blades they carry, but by what they are willing to stand in front of.
The Enemy
The Threat
The goblins have stopped raiding like animals and begun moving like an army. Something older now directs them.
05 · The Cast
The people at the center of the saga.
Their public descriptions are true. Their private annotations may be truer.
Levi
The Shield-Bearer
A baker's son turned soldier, and the one who chooses to stand where the wall is thinnest.
Carissa
The Captain's Daughter
A warrior who never waits to be protected and rarely needs to be.
Faith
The Healer
Steadier than the soldiers she mends, she keeps Levi whole in more ways than one.
Garth
The Mentor
He has watched good men break at the wall and intends to make Levi the exception.
The Storyteller
The Voice of the Saga
Every word of the saga reaches you through him. Who he is, why he chose this story, and what he wants from the telling form the trilogy's longest game.
06 · Relationships
The lines between them.
Choose a character to trace their spoiler-safe connections. Storyteller Mode changes the annotations.
From the Pages
Read the Prologue.
A focused reading view with adjustable type and saved progress. The complete manuscript and Chapter One are available on request.
Prologue
As the heroes stood before the ancient storyteller, more shadow than flesh, cloaked in whispers and forgotten truths, the air thickened, humming with unseen power. Words spilled from the figure's mouth like oil on still water, smooth and heavy, laced with temptation.
To the first of them, it offered wholeness. To the second, a kingdom restored.
And to Levi, it offered only a question. "Wouldn't you undo it, if you could? The night everything was taken from you?"
The question did not just resonate.
It detonated.
A thousand church bells rang in Levi's mind, each one tolling with the weight of memory. The air around him grew colder, his breath catching.
He saw a face he had spent years trying not to see.
Every step of his path, every battle, every wound, all of it had been born from one moment, and now that moment dangled in front of him like a blade suspended over his soul.
The world blurred. The Storyteller's voice faded into a distant hum, overtaken by the rush of memory, not fragments, but entire moments resurrected in full.
He was not simply remembering. He was reliving it.
And oddly enough, the memory did not begin in a distant land or on a battlefield, but here, in the exact spot where he now stood.
Ten years ago...
The streets had been narrower then, all cracked stone and muddy gutters, the scent of baked bread lingering in the air.
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07 · Vision
A fully written trilogy arc with a long horizon.
The Unbreakable Shield is a three-book narrative arc with a clear beginning, middle, and end. All three manuscripts are completed, with the full trilogy arc written and available for editorial development.
The series combines character-driven fantasy with a recognizable visual identity: a shield-bearing hero, an unreliable Storyteller, an advancing goblin army, distinct factions, evolving weapons and armor, and recurring symbols that can carry across formats.
The immediate goal is successful traditional publication. Beyond the novels, the world has natural potential for animation, serialized television, graphic adaptation, games, audio, collectibles, and licensed merchandise without requiring those extensions for the story to feel complete.
Jeremiah Richmond is seeking literary representation and traditional publication. Film, television, animation, graphic, audio, gaming, and licensed merchandise rights inquiries are also welcome.
08 · Contact
Representation, traditional publication and rights.
Jeremiah Richmond is seeking literary representation and traditional publication for The Unbreakable Shield. Film, television, animation, graphic, audio, gaming, and licensed merchandise rights inquiries are also welcome.
All three completed manuscripts, a synopsis, query materials, and the complete series bible are available on request.