Dead Mans Steel, Luke Scull
Dead Mans Steel, Luke Scull
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Dead Man's Steel

Author: Luke Scull

Narrator: Gerard Doyle

Unabridged: 16 hr 45 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Recorded Books

Published: 01/03/2017

Categories: Fiction, Fantasy, Epic


Synopsis

As the "gripping"* epic from the author of Sword of the North continues, the Grim Company must battle a dangerous new enemy that is determined to destroy all of humanity... In the City of Towers, former rebel Sasha and her comrade Davarus Cole struggle to keep the peace between the warring mages who vie for dominion. But when the White Lady sends Davarus south to the Shattered Realms to seek allies among the fallen kingdoms, he finds that his hardest battle may be one fought within. The godly essence now residing within him offers power that could be used against the Fade-but with every death that feeds It, Cole risks losing a part of himself. An association with a Fade officer grants the Halfmage Eremul a position of privilege among Dorminia's new masters. He witnesses firsthand the fate that awaits humanity. But with his magic pitiful in the face of the Fade's advanced technology, the Halfmage must rely on his wits alone to save whom he can. And in the frozen north, the legendary warrior Brodar Kayne fights a desperate battle for his people. He is running out of time: an ancient evil sealed beneath the mountains is about to break free, an evil that is older than humanity, older than the Fade, older even than the gods-and it will not stop until the entire world is drowned in blood.

Reviews

Originally reviewed at Bookwraiths. Dead Man’s Steel was a novel I was eagerly looking forward to reading. The Grim Company and The Sword of the North list among my favorite grimdark novels from the recent past, so, naturally, I assumed the final volume would be the best yet. Unfortunately, after fin......more

Goodreads review by Paul

Puts book down Stands on table Slow claps Luke Scull for delivering a damn good trilogy Up there with my top trilogies (Mistborn B Sanderson and Broken Empire M Lawrence). Absolutely fantastic, this final book was the best one yet and soooo satisfying. This had me on the edge of my seat, I could not pu......more