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The masked powers of Fate and Chaos are killing gods in the land of Kaen, facing the Wardlands across the Narrow Sea.
Vocates Aloê Oaij and Morlock Ambrosius cross into the unguarded lands, seeking to uncover the reasons for the godslaying, and to avert any threat to the lands the Graith of Guardians has sworn to protect.
After crash-landing on the hostile coast of Kaen, the two Guardians confront vengeful frightened gods, a calmly murderous dragon, a demon called Andhrakar, and a bitter old necromancer named Merlin Ambrosius.
Amid these dangers they find that they can trust no one but themselves—and each other.
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Product Details
ISBN-13: | 9781616147815 |
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Publisher: | Prometheus Books |
Publication date: | 08/20/2013 |
Series: | Tournament of Shadows Series , #2 |
Pages: | 320 |
Sales rank: | 894,569 |
Product dimensions: | 6.14(w) x 8.76(h) x 0.98(d) |
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WRATH-BEARING TREE
A Tournament of Shadows, Book Two
By JAMES ENGE
Prometheus Books
Copyright © 2013 James EngeAll rights reserved.
ISBN: 978-1-61614-782-2
CHAPTER 1
The Balancer, Balked
With hands that were not hands the man that was not a man made a machine that was not a machine. All the while he muttered words that were not words with his mouth that was no mouth: "Keep me clean. Keep me clean. Keep me clean."
But he knew it was too late. He was stained with memories, with hopes, with life. He would never be clean again. He said "me" and meant it. He was infected with the idea of self.
There was a way out of this hell that was not hell. If he could cleanse this world of life and make the way clear for the ever-strangers who waited beyond the Soul Bridge, beyond the end of the world, if he could do that he could also be cleansed of life and return to the selfless being he was meant to be, that he should have remained forever.
He made his machine that was not a machine and laughed. He would sweep them all away, everything that lived. He would make them pay for making him care about them, about himself, about everything.
(Continues...)
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