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Ulfric Halehorn is a sellsword that believes in the sanctity of the contract. He’s also rekindled an old grudge, incited a riot, and landed himself in jail on enough counts to see himself hung twice. In the midst of this, he somehow manages to win a lucrative contract to transport a mysterious crate across the Brasslands to Kush.
He’d be better off if he hadn’t.
Days into the journey, Ulfric learns that the job is more than it seems, and that he carries with him the spark that may touch off a revolution that could burn across a city and perhaps an entire region. Knowing this, Ulfric sees a chance to atone for breaking another contract nearly a decade ago — one that cost another city its freedom and its people their lives; an act that still haunts him to this day.
But the Brasslands is a vast land, filled with fugitives, and wild beasts, and nameless things that lurk in the low dark. In those wastes also rides another — one charged with snuffing out the same revolution that Ulfric aims to set afire. And as these rivals drive towards their opposing goals, a storm of steel and blood is building on a bleak horizon.
BENEATH A BRASS SKY is a fantasy novel that fans of Abercrombie’s Red Country, King’s The Gunslinger, and Sanderson’s Alloy of Law will enjoy.
Legions require leaders, and highborn sons and daughters make ideal candidates. But the Cyrenian Empire has already taken one son from Osric Alexander, and he will not yield another.
Risking their lives and fortunes, the houses of Alexander rebel against an empire that can burn across their lands like a wildfire. After an attempt on Osric’s life, his brother seeks revenge against whoever gave the order. And while he suspects Cyrenia, it may just as well have been a loyal bannerman, a mysterious desert prince, or a company of sellswords with a grudge as old as the empire itself.
Meanwhile, at the edge of the world, Valar Alexander rides with an imperial host against a foe that slips unseen across the steppes. Fell upon and left for dead, he must journey across a hostile landscape, through the ghostly ruins of an abandoned holdfast, and face a foe more grisly than any fiend of old, to reach a refuge that may prove to be little more than myth.
And against his father’s wishes, Ofri Alexander is sellswording up and down the Colored Coast. With his companions, he repels fleets of fjordborn raiders, encounters a runesooth who claims to speak to the wind, and uncovers an opportunity that could unite two ancient houses, delivering their lands from enemies old and new that marshal at the gates.
SONS OF OSRIC is an epic-fantasy novel and the first entry set in a Viking-Age world that will appeal to fans of Abercrombie’s First Law series.
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