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Plaguebringer's Requiem
Death’s plot continues apace.
Two years have passed since the siege of Vicrum. Micol leads an ever-growing number of Wolves in a campaign across the Jabari Protectorate, hunting the elusive Jian Jabari and overthrowing the governments of every city, town, and village they come across. But when Micol becomes aware of the true depth of the plans of those he serves – and the part he is to play in them – he is forced to decide whether he will be a pawn in someone else’s game, or take control and become a player himself.
With Commander Fevre’s help, Tarana has waged a successful war against the Synod of Mirao, home of the Aspect of Death. With one enemy vanquished, they turn to face a growing threat of conquest by the horde known as the Wolves. A fateful meeting with a potential ally finds Tarana embroiling herself in a fight for a foreign people, who may be more treacherous than they seem.
Sister Tira served multiple Aspects of Death faithfully. Her service has cost her much, including her freedom. When the priests who guard Sister Tira are captured after the fall of the Synod of Mirao, she finds herself in a position to escape their clutches for the first time in a decade. The Aspect of Death took her hands and tongue for fear that she might share the knowledge she possesses. Knowledge that – given the new wars waged by the mortal aspects – has suddenly become vital.
Plaguebringer’s Requiem continues the story of The Mortal Aspects. It is the second book in the series, and contains similar motifs of moral complexity and action-driven storytelling. Join these mortals as they wield god-like power in a world where even the noblest intentions can lead to destruction.
Two years have passed since the siege of Vicrum. Micol leads an ever-growing number of Wolves in a campaign across the Jabari Protectorate, hunting the elusive Jian Jabari and overthrowing the governments of every city, town, and village they come across. But when Micol becomes aware of the true depth of the plans of those he serves – and the part he is to play in them – he is forced to decide whether he will be a pawn in someone else’s game, or take control and become a player himself.
With Commander Fevre’s help, Tarana has waged a successful war against the Synod of Mirao, home of the Aspect of Death. With one enemy vanquished, they turn to face a growing threat of conquest by the horde known as the Wolves. A fateful meeting with a potential ally finds Tarana embroiling herself in a fight for a foreign people, who may be more treacherous than they seem.
Sister Tira served multiple Aspects of Death faithfully. Her service has cost her much, including her freedom. When the priests who guard Sister Tira are captured after the fall of the Synod of Mirao, she finds herself in a position to escape their clutches for the first time in a decade. The Aspect of Death took her hands and tongue for fear that she might share the knowledge she possesses. Knowledge that – given the new wars waged by the mortal aspects – has suddenly become vital.
Plaguebringer’s Requiem continues the story of The Mortal Aspects. It is the second book in the series, and contains similar motifs of moral complexity and action-driven storytelling. Join these mortals as they wield god-like power in a world where even the noblest intentions can lead to destruction.
367 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 26, 2024
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Quinn Thomas
3 books30 followersQuinn Thomas is an Epic Fantasy author and occasional pool shark from Denver, Colorado. When she’s not writing stories about people thrust into situations that turn them into heroes (or more frequently, villains), she’s wrestling her 100-lb labrador retriever. Her favorite fantasy series of all time is Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson.
Things Quinn has tried exactly once and wants to mention because she thinks they make her seem cool: skydiving, surfing, paddle-boarding, yoga.
Things Quinn has tried several times and wants to mention because they make her seem less cool: eating Cheetos on the couch while wearing yoga pants, tripping on her own feet, singing karaoke songs completely sober.
Things Quinn has tried exactly once and wants to mention because she thinks they make her seem cool: skydiving, surfing, paddle-boarding, yoga.
Things Quinn has tried several times and wants to mention because they make her seem less cool: eating Cheetos on the couch while wearing yoga pants, tripping on her own feet, singing karaoke songs completely sober.
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February 26, 2024
I keep praying for my boy Micol and hopefully, he will get his chance to become who he wants to be. He just needs a little push, a little motivation, and allies. The revelation there are more ‘powers’ is truly intriguing, and I hope this will be explained more in the next book. I hope the little girl ends up in good hands, safely.
Death…has become what he actually despises, hasn’t he?
Death…has become what he actually despises, hasn’t he?
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