But these three aren’t the only ones with who want Morgen.

Since they would like to have an early retirement and a huge payday could manifest that day sooner, they advise a plan to steal this soon-to-be God from Konig’s grasp. Lastly you have Bedeckt, a warrior past his prime and … beyond redemption in his own eyes though he still has plenty to live for.Īs the band of unknowns bound from shanty town to defunct city, they hear of a delusional High Priest by the name of Konig who is building the hope and belief of his people for an ultimate goal: to create a God out of a young boy named Morgen. Then there is Wichtig, the self-acknowledged “Greatest Swordsman in the World” who travels from town to town challenging their mightiest warriors to spread his name and fame amongst the people. You have Stehlen, a kleptomaniac who only lives to serve herself, though there is another whom she secretly loves but outwardly hates. The journey begins with three scoundrels who go from town to town looking for a quick buck. If you like Grimdark and haven’t read this book, you need to change that ASAP. The characters are vastly different than any I have come across and the story is so unique that only a delusional man could’ve come up with it. No other novel this year has grabbed me from page 1 and killed more hours in a day than BR. I have to lead with one thing: this was one of the best books I have read in a long time and is my #1 read for 2016. It has also allowed me to be Fletcher’s alpha/beta/gamma reader over the past couple of years and all I can say is that you guys are in for some awesome reads. It introduced to me to the Grimdark sub-genre of Fantasy which has quickly become my favorite to read. I will say this though: this book still holds a special place in my heart. I can only imagine that I’ll continue to hone my craft over the next several years and I hope that you guys continue to love my reviews! It has been interesting over the past week to see how I have grown as a reviewer over the past two (2) years.

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