Efficiently excellent epic fantasy. . . . Enge's engaging portrait of Morlock. . .will have readers hunting down earlier books to learn more about the adventurer and his history. <br>- Publishers Weekly starred review<br><br> Providing a back door into the Arthur/Merlin mythos, Enge creates a fascinating counterpoint to the familiar legends. <br>- Library Journal <br><br> Morlock is a wonderful character--powerful and noble, tragic and comic--with more than a small nod to Don Quixote. <br> - Rick Riordan, New York Times -bestselling author <br> <br> Enge's books are like a strange alloy of Raymond Chandler, Fritz Lieber, Larry Niven and some precious metal that is all Enge's own. They're thrilling, funny, and mysteriously moving. I see 10 things on every page I wish I'd written. I could read him forever and never get bored. <br> - Lev Grossman, New York Times -bestselling author of The Magicians <br><br> A delightfully thoughtful fantasy. Instead of recycling tired old tropes with dragons, dwarves, and general magical folk, [Enge] creates a new context for a son of Merlin story. . . . A must-read for anyone who enjoys elegant ideas converted into pure adventure. <br>- City Book Review