The Crimson Campaign (Powder Mage #2)
Who will lead the charge against a vengeful god?
Field Marshal Tamas's invasion of Kez has ended in disaster. Stranded behind hostile lines and hounded by the enemy's finest, Tamas must lead his remaining men on a reckless retreat through northern Kez to safety.
In Adro, Inspector Adamat wants only to rescue his wife. To do so, he must hunt down and confront the enigmatic Lord Vetus - but the truth he learns is far darker than he could have imagined.
The god Kresimir wants the head of Taniel Two-Shot, the man who shot him in the eye. With Tamas and his powder mages presumed dead, Taniel is the last line of defence against the vengeful god and his invading army.
'The hounds at our heels will soon know we are lions.'
Tamas's invasion of Kez ends in disaster when a Kez counter-offensive leaves him cut off behind enemy lines with only a fraction of his army, no supplies and no hope of reinforcements. Drastically outnumbered and pursued by the enemy's best, he must lead his men on a reckless march through northern Kez to safety, and back over the mountains so that he can defend his country from an angry god.
In Adro, Inspector Adamat only wants to rescue his wife. To do so he must track down and confront the evil Lord Vetas. He has questions for Vetas concerning his enigmatic master, but the answers might come too quickly. With Tamas and his powder cabal presumed dead, Taniel Two-shot finds himself alongside the god Mihali as the last line of defence against Kresimir's advancing army. Tamas's generals bicker among themselves, the brigades lose ground every day beneath the Kez onslaught and Kresimir wants the head of the man who shot him in the eye.
| Author | Brian McClellan |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Orbit Books |
| Place | London |
| Year | 2014 |
| ISBN | 9780356502038 |
| Binding | Paperback |
| Condition | Fair |
| Comments | Slight forward lean; corners bumped |
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