Exiles of Kho

Exiles of Kho

Exiles of Kho

Exiles of Kho

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Overview

An all-new tale of fantastic adventure set in the world of Philip José Farmer's Khokarsa, and a prelude to the novels Hadon of Ancient Opar, Flight to Opar, and The Song of Kwasin.

Hundreds of years before the hero Hadon sailed forth from his shining city of gold and jewels upon his legendary adventures, the heroine-priestess Lupoeth set out upon the decree of the oracle to discover a new land upon the untamed shores of ancient Africa's southern sea. But Lupoeth finds herself little prepared for the trials ahead, as well as those that follow upon her heels--for the jealous queen who wants her rival banished has appointed a worshiper of the sun god with a criminal past as the expedition's priest, hoping to undermine the mission and seal its doom.

Now, lost in the deep jungle, Lupoeth must fight to keep her ill-equipped band of followers alive in the face of deadly beasts, savage Neanderthals, and conspiring enemies. Soon she finds the most accursed deity of her people's faith, exiled from the empire by the Great Goddess Kho Herself, may be her only ally in this wild land. But Sahhindar, the god of Time and bronze, has a mysterious agenda of his own--one that Lupoeth fears might spell doom not only for her expedition, but for the entire world...

Product Details

BN ID: 2940150892859
Publisher: Meteor House
Publication date: 09/09/2015
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 120
File size: 689 KB

About the Author

Christopher Paul Carey is the coauthor of The Song of Kwasin, the long-awaited conclusion to Philip José Farmer’s epic Khokarsa series, now available alongside the first two volumes of the series—Hadon of Ancient Opar and Flight to Opar—in the omnibus Gods of Opar: Tales of Lost Khokarsa (Subterranean Press, 2012). Carey is also the author of the short story “A Kick in the Side” and the coauthor of the novella “Kwasin and the Bear God,” both adventure tales set in the lost civilization of Khokarsa (available from Meteor House in separate volumes of the Worlds of Philip José Farmer). He is an editor with Paizo Publishing, and the editor of three collections of Philip José Farmer’s work. Visit him online at www.cpcarey.com.
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