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Tales of Pawan Kor

Who Walks in Flame

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Millennia have passed since the witch-king Khuar-na last threatened the world of men. Now returned, he and his fiery behemoth have scorched the fertile fields of the West to desert waste. Only the Kings of the East can stand against him, and only if Bregissa the Skald can successfully lead them with her secret, stolen power.

Magic, flames, and vengeance do battle against undying love and the promise of a goddess in this sword & sorcery short story of epic proportions.

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First published April 10, 2012

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David Alastair Hayden

21 books116 followers
David Alastair Hayden writes science fiction and fantasy. He lives in Alabama. He studied history, literature, and religion at the University of Alabama.

David is also an avid collector of vintage manual typewriters, mostly from the 1950's.

To learn more about David's upcoming projects or to leave him feedback, please visit www.dahayden.com.

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May 14, 2014
A Short Prequel.

This story serves as a history lesson for the Pawan Kor series, of which The Wrath of the White Tigress is the only other out so far. This is more mature material than his other series, more in line with Glenn Cook's Black Company or the Malazan books in tone. It was an interesting read and I hope for more in the future in this series.
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January 17, 2013
This story is a quick, one sitting read, but holds your attention closely. It's exciting, fun, and emotional--and most importantly, it left me wanting more. I felt instantly attached to the characters--especially the villain--and look forward to hearing more about them!
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June 23, 2012
Yet another David Alastair Hayden book I couldn't put down. A great short story that grips from the start, magic, excitement and adventure. Excellent!!
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