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Wind of chains

by Daniel Scott Westby (2011)

About this book

"The next seal is broken! A new brand of hero appears years after the Goblin Thaw, only to find a world wracked by supernatural famine spread by a Horseman of the Apocalypse. While the Horde washes over the sin of the people, absorbing struggling civilizations into its angelic cult, the Lonely Forgotten Sun of God rises, determined to find her place in a post-apocalyptic landscape. But will she lead those around her to destiny or ruin? On the top of a sorcerer's tower, wracked by hurricane and doubt, the princess faces foe and destiny. While beneath it all, the Garm wait to make their move... Wind of Chains is the follow-up to Goblin Winter and the first of the Fimbulvetr Books. Daniel Scott Westby tells an American fantasy tale of legacy and destiny while imagining a future in which no hope remains, but in which unique characters find solace and salvation in each other."--From Barnes & Noble website.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraContemporary / Future
Protagonist / CoreWind of chains Lead Character

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