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Shadow Prince
Two murders, one night, leaving the city of Alliance, leaderless.Catricha's career as a satirist outrages her fellow nobles. Accused of killing her husband and without allies, only expert demon hunters can unravel this tangle of mysteries.Who will the shadow prince slay next?Book 2 of an exciting epic dark fantasy series. Be sure to read book 1, 'Demon Scroll.' The tale continues in book 3, 'Well Country.'
360 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 12, 2020
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Tim Niederriter
81 books20 followersTim Niederriter writes books of science fiction, fantasy, and combinations of the two for fun and novelty.
Tim is the son of two physicists who read him the Hobbit (repeatedly) at a young age. The math adds up. He loves both far-flung science fiction and epic fantasy of all kinds.
Tim hosts the Alive After Reading podcast and cohosts the Of Mooks and Monsters podcast, both available on timniederriter.com.
Tim is the son of two physicists who read him the Hobbit (repeatedly) at a young age. The math adds up. He loves both far-flung science fiction and epic fantasy of all kinds.
Tim hosts the Alive After Reading podcast and cohosts the Of Mooks and Monsters podcast, both available on timniederriter.com.
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May 5, 2021
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A great book full of great characters! A real page turner.
It starts off with Catricha and her friend. Catricha is an outrage poet who lives in a high society where she was forced to marry Adias Halth the steward to the prince. Catricha is an easy character to like she is witty, kind, and sensible. Then one night the prince and Adias Halth are murdered by a shadow. It is kind of a fantasy and mystery all in one for a story.
Then later in the story we are introduced to Melissa and Elaine a pair of mages. They are both fun characters with great qualities and stories of their own.
There are a lot of characters I could mention, but it would give away the story. I will mention one last one Deckard Hadrian the immortal. He was interesting. He wasn't perfect but had flaws.
This was a really great book that kept me guessing until the end. The only thing I didn't like was the mages using demons. As though there were good demons and bad demons. I couldn't really get a grip on whether they were good if they were with a mage.
A great book full of great characters! A real page turner.
It starts off with Catricha and her friend. Catricha is an outrage poet who lives in a high society where she was forced to marry Adias Halth the steward to the prince. Catricha is an easy character to like she is witty, kind, and sensible. Then one night the prince and Adias Halth are murdered by a shadow. It is kind of a fantasy and mystery all in one for a story.
Then later in the story we are introduced to Melissa and Elaine a pair of mages. They are both fun characters with great qualities and stories of their own.
There are a lot of characters I could mention, but it would give away the story. I will mention one last one Deckard Hadrian the immortal. He was interesting. He wasn't perfect but had flaws.
This was a really great book that kept me guessing until the end. The only thing I didn't like was the mages using demons. As though there were good demons and bad demons. I couldn't really get a grip on whether they were good if they were with a mage.
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