David Green — новинки

The Banished have made their move, now Haltveldt answers back.
Reeling from the events at Solitude, Calene Alpenwood embarks on a journey to find meaning in all that she's seen, and discover the answers she so desperately seeks. Finding herself more alone than ever, Calene is trapped between doing what's right, and doing what needs to be done.
Meanwhile, Kade Besem continues his search for his son, Arlo, and the strange warrior-monk Tilo. His hunt takes him deep into Banished territory and into the jaws of danger.
Revelations are revealed, ancient secrets are uncovered and those who stand in the Empire's way can't hope to win when Haltveldt walks the Path of War.

REVIEWS FOR EMPIRE OF RUIN SERIES
"In this fast paced, twisty action packed sequel, I learned so much more, and in desperate need for book 3!" - Anat Eliraz, author of Jewels of Smoky Quartz
"David Green has become an insta-buy for absolutely any and EVERY thing he releases. Brilliant, BRILLIANT author." - Rachel Rener, author of The Lightning Conjurer Series
"The work of a fantasy writer who knows his craft." - JMD Reid, author of the Illumination Cycle
"For any epic fantasy fans out there - this one is for you. Just trust me on this." - Catrin Russell, author of The Light Of Darkness series
"There's no mercy shown outside of a few, and even that mercy buys time not clemency... I can't wait to see where this series goes next." - Rachael Boucker, author of The Night Order Series
"David Green continues his epic fantasy with diverse and flawed characters, battles to blow your mind, and a story that makes jaws drop and profanities fall from lips." - Neen Cohen, author of Cold as Hell
"Hands down one of the best books I've read this year" - The Magic Book Corner

A shocking murder in a British manor. Pirate execution on the high seas. A visit from Death himself. A cybernetic assassin. A motorcycle trip through a post-apocalyptic wasteland.

These fourteen stories by various authors span time, space, and reality. But be warned, reader: in each of them, the rabbit dies first.

The Black Prince was one of the most important figures of the medieval period: he claimed the major battles of the Hundred Years Wars. Dying before his father, Edward III, he left his young son, the future Richard II, to an uncertain destiny. Despite his untimely death, the Black Prince played an integral role in English, Welsh, Spanish and French political life in the middle years of the fourteenth century. This was a period of intense political, social, economic and religious change, witnessing the outbreak of the Hundred Years War, the impact of repeated outbreaks of the Black Death, the notable growth of parliament's importance and England’s first major heresy. The consequences of such events were extremely significant and wide-ranging and contributed to the transition from the medieval to the early modern world.