Published: March 21, 2012
Words: 184,634 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476451428

Description

An airship captain, hell-bent on avenging the murder of his crew, is dragged into a desperate war against a blood thirsty priest who is determined to rule the world. A banished Wanderer, a beautiful young thief, and a retired mercenary join him in the hopeless battle. Together they fight against all odds to save the people of Aragret from a fate worse than death.

Tags

steampunk fantasy, steampunk science fiction, steampunk adventure, steampunk suspense

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Review by: Jeff Oaster on April 13, 2012 :
Great book! Mark Whitney has created an interesting novel that is heavy on the steampunk (lots of dirigibles) with a bit of fantasy (some spell casting, a little necromancy, fortunately no lame prophecies) mixed in. It's a real page turner from the start, with tons of action, culminating in an extensive and very well-paced land and air battle that covers the last hundred pages or so. There are interesting, well developed characters. It bears mentioning that the antagonist Dillon is especially well written - there were numerous times that I actually felt bad for the guy, yet he was an awful human with no redeeming qualities whatsoever. That type of feat is quite impressive. Kudos to Mr. Whitney!
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

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