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A quarter million goblins swarm at the edge of the Roman Empire. The best hope of stopping them lies with a Roman aristocrat who hates the army but who finds himself in command of a border legion, and a barbarian princess who has been exiled from her tribe for using magic. Everyone is swept up in the calamity, including a love-sick boy who makes water statues, an outcast named Fist, and a little girl with a war dog. All will be needed; not all will survive. Everyone will be needed. Not everyone will survive. --Amazon.
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