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The Kings Of Rust
It has been several generations since the empires of bronze have prospered, and the people living within them are finally at their breaking point. The barbarians are at the gates of the Arrukkan civilization. Their once great armies reduced to bands of marauders, masquerading as kings. The environment is changing, the wealthy have enslaved all, and starved masses are coming in endless droves.
- Mago, a descendant of the legendary Gin the Giant, suddenly finds himself ousted from his land, cast into a dying world with little to his name. He will need to adapt or die if he wishes to get his home and honor back.
- Proteas, a mercenary from the sea, tires of the pomp and politics of the nobles he has come to know. In the most volatile of times, decisive action is a requirement of great men.
- Addie, a self proclaimed soothsayer will say whatever it takes to keep herself off the ritual altar. Surrounded by fellow slaves of conquest and debt, her position might be the least enviable of all.
The Kings of Rust is a fast-paced grimdark fantasy novel, taking great inspiration from the mysterious and intriguing Bronze Age Collapse. If you are used to medieval fantasy but want to step back into the glory of the ancient world, this book is for you.
- Mago, a descendant of the legendary Gin the Giant, suddenly finds himself ousted from his land, cast into a dying world with little to his name. He will need to adapt or die if he wishes to get his home and honor back.
- Proteas, a mercenary from the sea, tires of the pomp and politics of the nobles he has come to know. In the most volatile of times, decisive action is a requirement of great men.
- Addie, a self proclaimed soothsayer will say whatever it takes to keep herself off the ritual altar. Surrounded by fellow slaves of conquest and debt, her position might be the least enviable of all.
The Kings of Rust is a fast-paced grimdark fantasy novel, taking great inspiration from the mysterious and intriguing Bronze Age Collapse. If you are used to medieval fantasy but want to step back into the glory of the ancient world, this book is for you.
476 pages, Paperback
Published February 19, 2025
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