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Sword Of The North

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Sword Of The North

By: Luke Scull
Narrated by: Mark Elstob
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It is the Age of Ruin, a time in desperate need of heroes. But heroes are in short supply.

Former rebel Sasha is an unwilling envoy between the powerful. Eremul the Halfmage languishes in disgrace, his warnings of approaching war falling on deaf ears. Yllandris, sorceress of the High Fangs, servant to a demon lord, has become that which she most despises. Davarus Cole, assassin of the immortal, lies on the brink of death. The legendary champion Brodar Kayne carves a bloody path towards his enemy of old in search of the woman he thought dead.

In the second blistering instalment of THE GRIM COMPANY, past and present collide, plunging the Age of Ruin further into darkness...©2014 Luke Scull (P)2027 Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Fantasy
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Reviews

If you like your gizzards glistening and your mages mean, this rollicking debut will suit. Hugely enjoyable
A writer who will hit the genre like an augmented hammer. My favourite fantasy of the year
The writing is incredible... Sword of the North is everything I'd hoped it would be, a deserving sequel to one of the finest fantasy novels of recent times – a rich and rewarding read told by a true storyteller'
If you are into Epic Fantasy this series should be on your to read list. Luke Scull's background in RPG design has given him a definite edge when it comes to designing and executing his story. Fast, brutal and a whole lot of cool
The characters are the highlight; they are all so well written, deeply developed and memorable in their own way. Even when Scull's characters are dastardly and unlikeable, they're great... I absolutely cannot wait for the final'
A story of seeking. Luke spreads light and shade, shining poignancy through the brutality as we watch youthful black and white beliefs clash with a real world reality. (A religious metaphor for those who seek depth in fantasy.)
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