The Ashes of Amori: Volume 3 - Book Three of the Brishian War Saga: an Epic Military Fantasy

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About The Ashes of Amori: Volume 3 - Book Three of the Brishian War Saga: an Epic Military Fantasy

Through the Gates of night rises the inferno of enmity. Book three of the military fantasy trilogy that will take you into the depths of war, the secrets hidden in history, and the end of all things. Not even the combined powers of the world—nor any amount of foreknowledge—could halt the coming invasion. Amid scattered armies and raining ashes, Rook and his battered company retreat to Elgomhurst to prepare for the next onslaught they know is coming. They need to give the refugees time to flee, but Rook knows that this stand may be their last. His only consolation is that the fire hasn’t consumed Brisha…but that may only be a matter of time. Within the walled city itself a new tower is rising into the sky. Stockpiles of stones are being mined up from the labyrinths far below its streets, and Commander Marcus Rel—from his vantage on the wall—can do little else but watch his home being turned on its head. What would a coup cost? He’s still asking himself that question long after irrevocable events are set into motion. Everything seems to be converging on Brisha: war, fire, hope, and dreams. There is one last beam of hope. But it may be beyond anyone’s control. And it looks a lot like fire itself. Specifics: Perfect for fans of: Joe Abercrombie, Gene Wolfe, Robin Hobb, John Gwynne, Steven Erikson, and China Miéville Professionally edited: All three books have undergone a thorough copyediting process. Carefully formatted: Typeset by the author in readable, Garamond font with clear chapter and scene breaks (see interior image in “From the Publisher” section below). Written with love and care: This series was written by the author over a period of 15 years out of a love of literature and great stories and out of the sentence-by-sentence joy of the labor of writing itself. Praise for The Ashes of Amori “Reichard’s prose and worldbuilding harkens back to Tolkien and Jordan while remaining unique and grounded—his stories will delight all fans of expansive, epic fantasy.” —Audrey D. DeBoer, author of Vispilio Praise for Vessel “When I read [Reichard’s] work, I watch for something I could never have imagined, but which he makes me totally believe in… His tone and diction are often the largest part of the story, in that they convey character and attitudinal motives that play out in the fantastic worlds and situations he creates. I was his writing teacher once; now, I read his work to figure out how he does what he does.” —Gary D. Schmidt, award-winning author of The Wednesday Wars

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