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Dwarvish Dirty Dozen #1–3 omnibus
Dwarvish Dirty Dozen Boxed Set: Books 1-3
War is a messy business and anyone who claims otherwise is trying to sell you something.
This is a tale of war and desperation, of grit and heroism. See what a batch of desperate dwarves can do when the chips are down.
Pick up the first three books from the Dwarvish Dirty Dozen series to dive into their tale today!
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The dwarvish legions, the Holt’Dwan, are familiar with this but these are strange times.
The dead are rising from the earth in the freshly settled Ysgand Vale and the war just got a lot messier.
So an old custom was resurrected and the Bad Badgers were formed.
Condemned and disowned, the Badgers have nothing to lose and everything to prove. But in a world where the dead don't stay dead and victory will cost you everything, what can be done?
A lot, if one has the will and stomach for it.
Included in this boxed WarDirt LineDust SongScroll up and click BUY NOW or READ FOR FREE and join the dwarves on their fight!
This is a tale of war and desperation, of grit and heroism. See what a batch of desperate dwarves can do when the chips are down.
Pick up the first three books from the Dwarvish Dirty Dozen series to dive into their tale today!
---
The dwarvish legions, the Holt’Dwan, are familiar with this but these are strange times.
The dead are rising from the earth in the freshly settled Ysgand Vale and the war just got a lot messier.
So an old custom was resurrected and the Bad Badgers were formed.
Condemned and disowned, the Badgers have nothing to lose and everything to prove. But in a world where the dead don't stay dead and victory will cost you everything, what can be done?
A lot, if one has the will and stomach for it.
Included in this boxed WarDirt LineDust SongScroll up and click BUY NOW or READ FOR FREE and join the dwarves on their fight!
747 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 27, 2023
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About the author
Aaron D. Schneider
37 books16 followersAaron was born to parents who taught him two very important things: truth matters and imagination is not a crime.
Our protagonist has spent the rest of his life trying to live out those two maxims, much to the chagrin of every unfortunate around him (progenitors included).
As such, by age six or seven, he was writing stories about a dark, reptilian avenger who brought final, painful justice to the guilty- with unsettling illustrations to boot. His beloved and benighted parents realized that budding sociopathy would simply not do, and so they began introducing him to tales of great and good heroes. First the account of a certain carpenter, then a hairy-footed burglar, then a savior lion, and after that point our protagonist was plunging face first and arms out into a world of heroism both real and imagined. While far from a hero himself, he has endeavored to try and capture that same bowed but unbroken spirit that dwells in a dark and ugly world, because that as far as he can tell is what makes it all worth while.
Along this rambling, dreaming way he managed to find a woman he could bamboozle into loving him, and then even have children with, Lord have mercy on them all.
Now Aaron has managed to cram no few exciting jobs and hair-raising experiences into his life so far, and God help him, he hopes for many more. It is these that drive his captured glimpses of something epic. If you have the time you should pull up a chair, grab a beer, light a pipe, or whatever your pre-literary consumption ritual may be and give them a look. It's been said they are truly monstrous, but as any true hero knows, monsters often guard treasure.
Our protagonist has spent the rest of his life trying to live out those two maxims, much to the chagrin of every unfortunate around him (progenitors included).
As such, by age six or seven, he was writing stories about a dark, reptilian avenger who brought final, painful justice to the guilty- with unsettling illustrations to boot. His beloved and benighted parents realized that budding sociopathy would simply not do, and so they began introducing him to tales of great and good heroes. First the account of a certain carpenter, then a hairy-footed burglar, then a savior lion, and after that point our protagonist was plunging face first and arms out into a world of heroism both real and imagined. While far from a hero himself, he has endeavored to try and capture that same bowed but unbroken spirit that dwells in a dark and ugly world, because that as far as he can tell is what makes it all worth while.
Along this rambling, dreaming way he managed to find a woman he could bamboozle into loving him, and then even have children with, Lord have mercy on them all.
Now Aaron has managed to cram no few exciting jobs and hair-raising experiences into his life so far, and God help him, he hopes for many more. It is these that drive his captured glimpses of something epic. If you have the time you should pull up a chair, grab a beer, light a pipe, or whatever your pre-literary consumption ritual may be and give them a look. It's been said they are truly monstrous, but as any true hero knows, monsters often guard treasure.
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March 22, 2023
Very good.
I received the first three books as a boxed set. What I'm going to do is write a review that covers all three and the boxed set too.
It's a really good read I enjoyed them immensely. I found good writing, good world building, and good storytelling.
I received the first three books as a boxed set. What I'm going to do is write a review that covers all three and the boxed set too.
It's a really good read I enjoyed them immensely. I found good writing, good world building, and good storytelling.
July 25, 2023
Super fun read. Gotta love an always one foot forward, complete the mission and never ever abandoned those around you mentality. Really enjoying the breadth and diversity of characters. Yes I will continue to turn the pages and follow another very talented quill pusher hmmm or is that key pusher?
January 20, 2024
Darn cliffy ending
Overall good character growth with not too outlandish side turns as we moved into the cliff edge. Great speech and emotion as they face dreadful and fearsome does.
Overall good character growth with not too outlandish side turns as we moved into the cliff edge. Great speech and emotion as they face dreadful and fearsome does.
March 10, 2023
I love these authors
I love these authors. I can't wait to read more from these authors. They are both so awesome. I have enjoyed all of the books I have read so far.
I love these authors. I can't wait to read more from these authors. They are both so awesome. I have enjoyed all of the books I have read so far.
May 9, 2024
Dwarves and more dwarves. It's the first half of an amazing series. Missing out if you don't.
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