![]() ![]() ![]() And what a blurb! Not read one that gives such a complete overview, without making you feel like you have been given too much. Considering the subject matter (most of which is described in the blurb) this is very poignant. A haggard, tired-looking man sat upon a throne clutching a musket. My Rating of ‘Promise of Blood’: 4 out of 5 No modern educated man believes that sort of thing…. Just old peasant legends about the gods returning to walk the Earth. A rumour about omens of death and destruction. Now, amid the chaos, a whispered rumour is spreading. Stretched to his limit, Tamas relies heavily on his few remaining powder mages, including the embittered Taniel, a brilliant marksman who also happens to be Tamas’ estranged son, and Adamat, a retired police inspector whose loyalty will be tested to its limit. But it also provokes war in the Nine Nations, internal attacks by royalist fanatics and greedy scrambling for money and power by Tamas’ supposed allies: the Church, workers’ unions, and mercenary forces. And I have killed it.įield Marshal Tamas’ coup against his king sends corrupt aristocrats to the guillotine and brings bread to the starving. ![]()
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