The Dark-Eyes' War
An ancient feud erupts into all-out war in the exciting conclusion of the Blood of the Southlands trilogy
The Sorcerers’ Plague and The Horsemen’s Gambit by David B. Coe built to the thrilling, pulse-pounding action of all-out war in this triumphant novel of salvation and revenge; death and ultimate redemption.
A bitter old woman’s curse has set in motion events that have felled innocent lives across an already war-weary land. She has paid the ultimate price, and an end to the curse is at hand, but her evil has created chaos and destruction.
Qirsi all across the Southlands are dying from a plague that turns their own magic against them, allowing an Eandi army from Stelpana to boldly march into their territory. But magic has many faces, and the Qirsi aren’t the only ones cursed; even as Stelpana’s force wins battles, an insidious magic corrupts the spells of their sorcerers, and what began as a military triumph is suddenly jeopardized. The future of the Southlands hangs in the balance, as the deeds of previous generations wreak terrible consequences on both sides in this misbegotten war.
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How long is too long to wait for vengeance? Will a family risk hard-won peace in their single-minded pursuit of redemption? How much can one man be expected to sacrifice to save people he doesn\'t even know?
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These questions lay at the very heart of Blood of the Southlands, a thrilling fantasy epic from David B. Coe. Blood of the Southlands is the tale of one woman\'s twisted quest for justice, and the evil her magic looses upon the land. It is a story of duplicity and violence, of kinship and rivalry, of revenge and the search for redemption.
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