The Altar of Hate

Bol

In Selenoth, the race of Man is on the ascendant. The ancient dragons sleep. The ghastly WitchKings are no more; their evil power destroyed by the courage of Men and the fearsome magic of the Elves. The Dwarves have retreated to the kingdoms of the Underdeep, the trolls hide in their mountains, and even the savage orc tribes have learned to dread the iron discipline of Amorr’s mighty legions. But after four hundred years of mutual suspicion, the rivalry between two of the Houses Martial that rule the Amorran Senate threatens to turn violent, and unrest sparks rebellion throughout the imperial provinces. In the north, the barbarian reavers who have long plagued the coasts of the White Sea beg for the royal protection of the King of Savondir, as they flee a vicious race of wolf-demons. In the east, the war drums echo throughout the mountains as orcs and goblins gather in great numbers, summoned by their bestial gods.And when the Most Holy and Sanctified Father is found dead in his bed, leaving the Ivory Throne of the Apostles unclaimed, the temptation to seize the Sacred College and wield Holy Mother Church as a weapon is more than some fallen souls can resist.A Throne of Bones has been called “one of the best SF/F novels of the past decade, if not longer.” The 854-page novel is the first volume in Arts of Dark and Light, which has been described by one reviewer as “the most promising new series in epic fantasy.”

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Pagina's: 194, Hardcover, Castalia House