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Into the Labyrinth (Mage Errant, #1)
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2018
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Jewel of the Endless Erg (Mage Errant, #2)
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2019
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6 editions
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A Traitor in Skyhold (Mage Errant, #3)
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2019
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3 editions
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The Siege of Skyhold (Mage Errant, #5)
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2021
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5 editions
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The Lost City of Ithos (Mage Errant, #4)
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2020
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4 editions
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Tongue Eater (Mage Errant, #6)
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2022
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The Last Echo of the Lord of Bells (Mage Errant #7)
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2023
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Mage Errant Books 1-2 (Mage Errant, #1-2)
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2019
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The City that Would Eat the World (More Gods Than Stars #1)
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2025
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The Wrack
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2020
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"Washed up mimic exterminator Thea and goddess incarnation Aven have taken on the task of escourting a godkilling weapon to the place where it can be deactivated. Against them is pretty much everyone, including the greatest force their world has ever "
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"This is world-building on crack.
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Not only am I working on something new, said new thing, The City That Would Eat the World, book 1 of More Gods Than Stars, is out February 11th!
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“No matter how complex or advanced magical warfare grew, rocks moving at high speed would always be relevant.”
― The Siege of Skyhold
― The Siege of Skyhold
“Dragons keep their money in banks like everyone else,” Avah said. “Hoards don’t accrue interest.”
― Jewel of the Endless Erg
― Jewel of the Endless Erg
“Most people who knew of Alustin’s vendetta assumed he had some grand master plan, but there was nothing of the sort. Alustin preferred a far more improvisatory approach— it was best, so far as he was concerned, to have tools to react to any sort of situation, rather than relying on a more fleshed-out plan. That isn’t to say he didn’t have plans at all, of course. Plans were fine so long as you remembered that they were just tools, not goals in and of themselves. People tended to get over-attached to plans, to the point where they would fail to achieve their objective rather than abandoning the plan they’d put so much time and effort into.”
― The Lost City of Ithos
― The Lost City of Ithos
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