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Skyfarer

#1 Drifting Lands

Joseph Brassey

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English
Angry Robot
05 September 2017
Series: Drifting Lands
Firefly meets Final Fantasy as a daring crew faces off against a cruel order of sorcerous knights.

The Axiom Diamond is a mythical relic, with the power to show its bearer any truth they desire. Men have sought for it across many continents for centuries, but in vain. When trainee sorceress Aimee de Laurent's first ever portal-casting goes awry, she and her mentor are thrown into the race to find the gem, on the skyship Elysium. Opposing them are the infamous magic-wielding knights of the Eternal Order and their ruthless commander, Lord Azrael, who will destroy everything in their path...

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Diamond in the Sky |Quest for Truth |Knights Magical |Eternity & Beyond

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Imprint:   Angry Robot
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 175mm,  Width: 109mm,  Spine: 23mm
Weight:   172g
ISBN:   9780857666765
ISBN 10:   0857666762
Series:   Drifting Lands
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Joseph Brassey has lived on both sides of the continental US, and has worked as a craft-store employee, paper-boy, factory worker, hospital kitchen gopher, martial arts instructor, singer, and stay-at-home Dad (the last is his favorite job, by far). Joseph was enlisted as a robotic word-machine in 47North's Mongoliad series, and still trains in - and teaches - Liechtenauer's Kunst des Fechtens in his native Tacoma. Skyfarer is his first solo novel. <p/>jabrassey.tumblr.comtwitter.com/josephbrassey <p/>Author hometown: Tacoma, Washington USA

Reviews for Skyfarer (#1 Drifting Lands)

One of those remarkable books that consists entirely of 'the good parts.' Nonstop fun with unexpected moments of real pathos. - Neal Stephenson PRAISE FOR THE MONGOLIAD This story is pure adventure, with much swordplay and swashbuckling. - Kirkus Reviews A terrifically engaging book that pulled me along at least as quickly as The Hunger Games. Think Lord of the Rings without all that pesky fantasy... five frighteningly accurate historical sword fights out of five. - Fanboy Comics


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