โ Scribed by Bunch, Chris
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Praise for Chris Bunch: 'I highly recommend Storm of Wings. It is in many ways, the fantasy equivalent of another Vietnam vet's masterpiece - Haldeman's THE FOREVER WAR. Yes, it really is that good' THE ALIEN ONLINE, 'Rich and convincing ... will leave you eagerly awaiting the next instalment' SFX, 'Slam-bang excitement, lusty action and military magic ... fast-paced and ferocious' JULIAN MAY
Chris Bunch was a full-time novelist after writing for television. A military veteran, he authored the bestselling Last Legion series, the Sten series, The Seer King trilogy, and The Demon King.
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