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The Songreaver's Tale #8
The Breaking Word
The Songreaver is missing!
In the hour of his greatest triumph, Garrett the necromancer found only despair. Now, he has disappeared into the night with the ashen-skinned demon who wants him to destroy the world. His friends must band together to bring him home again, before it is too late to save whatever is left of the boy they all love.
The north has risen to overthrow the iron-fisted rule of the Chadirian Empire, and rumors run wild among the Fae that the Dragon Queen herself has returned. Ancient wolf spirits stalk the shadows, and dead gods stir in their graves beneath smoldering mountains.
The tapestry of fate has begun to unravel, and Garrett still has a few strings to pull.
In the hour of his greatest triumph, Garrett the necromancer found only despair. Now, he has disappeared into the night with the ashen-skinned demon who wants him to destroy the world. His friends must band together to bring him home again, before it is too late to save whatever is left of the boy they all love.
The north has risen to overthrow the iron-fisted rule of the Chadirian Empire, and rumors run wild among the Fae that the Dragon Queen herself has returned. Ancient wolf spirits stalk the shadows, and dead gods stir in their graves beneath smoldering mountains.
The tapestry of fate has begun to unravel, and Garrett still has a few strings to pull.
539 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 5, 2020
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About the author
Andrew Hunter
14 books56 followersMy name is Andrew Hunter. I am an artist and writer living in the sun-seared savannas of Texas with my wife, three kids, and a cat.
I’ve loved fantasy since my earliest bedtime stories of Tolkien and Lewis and came of age in the worlds of Lovecraft, Gygax, and Frazetta. I’ve vinted wine, shoveled offal, kept an inn, and made video games. How this qualifies me to write books about dragons and draw pictures of elves, I have no idea. I do have a couple of college degrees in that sort of thing, I suppose, but mainly I just sit down and start filling pages with all this nonsense.
I’ve loved fantasy since my earliest bedtime stories of Tolkien and Lewis and came of age in the worlds of Lovecraft, Gygax, and Frazetta. I’ve vinted wine, shoveled offal, kept an inn, and made video games. How this qualifies me to write books about dragons and draw pictures of elves, I have no idea. I do have a couple of college degrees in that sort of thing, I suppose, but mainly I just sit down and start filling pages with all this nonsense.
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