Overview

The dwarven saga grows…

Crushaw, Molgheon, and Vishghu have liberated the Slithesythe Plantation. They must make their way to safe lands before being caught and
returned to certain bondage. Across the orc lands, they and Roskin recruit
...
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Red Sky at Dawn

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Overview

The dwarven saga grows…

Crushaw, Molgheon, and Vishghu have liberated the Slithesythe Plantation. They must make their way to safe lands before being caught and
returned to certain bondage. Across the orc lands, they and Roskin recruit
and train an army of freed slaves, for between them and freedom are
thousands of well-armed, well-trained orc warriors. Near the Pass of Hard
Hope, in the shadows of the eastern mountains, they make their desperate
stand. But even if they succeed, Roskin's ordeal is far from finished, as
he is haunted by visions of something awful back in Dorkhun...
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Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940014033213
  • Publisher: Seventh Star Press
  • Publication date: 2/7/2012
  • Series: The Brotherhood of Dwarves , #2
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • Pages: 240
  • Sales rank: 731,636
  • File size: 514 KB

Meet the Author

D. A. Adams is a novelist, a farmer, an instructor of English, and in my estimation, a true gentleman. His breakout fantasy series, *The Brotherhood of Dwarves*, transcends genre and illuminates the human soul in all its flashes of glory and innumerable failings. His ability as a storyteller breathes life into every character, and his craftsmanship as a writer makes these stories about relationships; human or otherwise.

He is active on the Con circuit and has contributed writing to literary as well as fine art publications, and maintains his active blog, *The Ramblings of DA Adams*. He lives and works in East Tennessee, and is the very proud father of two sons, Collin and Finn.
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  • Posted June 19, 2012

    A Wonderful Follow-up to The Brotherhood of Dwarves!

    From the moment you finish the first chapter, you realize that this book is going to be superior to its predecessor. In Red Sky at Dawn, author D. A. Adams shows dramatic growth, not only as a writer, but as a storyteller. The pacing and arrangement of the novel is top notch! As an example, the massive, dramatic battle scene expected at the end of any fantasy story is actually near the center of this book. That doesn't mean, though, that the remainder of the novel is boring in any way! The action just takes on a more personal note as the characters part ways toward what they believe to be different ends of the journey. As with the previous novel, my favorite characters are Crushaw (a.k.a. Evil Blade) and Molgheon. However, this time, I found myself being more concerned with the main hero - dwarf heir Roskin - than I was at any point during The Brotherhood of Dwarves. Of course, I believe that this gradual attraction to the hero is exactly as Adams intends. My favorite new character is Suvene, an orc through whom the reader gets a whole new perspective on the story unfolding. One word of caution, though. This is book two in a five-part series, so you are definitely in for a cliffhanger at the end! But, it surely raises anticipation for book three!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted February 26, 2012

    Better than the first

    I liked the first book of this series but the second is much better. The story is a bit more "fleshed out" and the author seems more comfortable with his characters. I read the book in just a few days and I think the story could be bigger and broader. Orcs, elves, and dwarves are not new to fantasy but I think the author has brought a new perspective to the genre.

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