β Scribed by Lawrence Watt-Evans
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Lawrence Watt-Evans, author of the acclaimed Legends of Ethshar and Worlds of Shadows novels invites readers to embark on a rollicking journey in a brand-new fantasy series.
Anrel Murau is a scholar, a young man with no magical ability even though he is the son of two powerful sorcerers. Anrel's lack of talent bars him from the ruling classes, but he is content to be a simple clerk.
Upon returning to his childhood home after years of study in the capital, Anrel finds his friends and family held under the thumb of the corrupt local lord. When this lord murders a dear friend, Anrel finds that although he's not a sorcerer, he is not without other means to demand justice.
If he can survive life on the run, that is.
Carrying only his sword, a few coins, and his wit, Anrel must leave behind everything he has ever known, trust himself to unexpected allies, and outmaneuver leagues of enemies who will stop at nothing to keep his dangerous ideas from...
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
Allison Beckstroms talent for tracking spells has put her up against some of the darkest elements in the world of magic. But shes never faced anything like this. Magic itself has been poisoned, and Allies undead father may have left the only cure in the hands of a madman. Hunted by the Authorit
Allison Beckstromβs talent for tracking spells has put her up against some of the darkest elements in the world of magic. But sheβs never faced anything like this. Magic itself has been poisoned, and Allieβs undead father may have left the only cure in the hands of a madman. Hunted by the Authority
Allison Beckstromβs talent for tracking spells has put her up against some of the darkest elements in the world of magic. But sheβs never faced anything like this. Magic itself has been poisoned, and Allieβs undead father may have left the only cure in the hands of a madman. Hunted by the Authority
Rick Martin loved music and the music loved him. He could pick up a tune so quickly that it didn't matter to the Cotton Club boss that he was underage, or to the guys in the band that he was just a white kid. He started out in the slums of LA with nothing, and he ended up on top of the game in the s