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Fable: Blood of Heroes

Fable
by Jim C. Hines
Fable: Blood of Heroes (Fable) by Jim C. Hines
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From the successful and critically-acclaimed Fable video game franchise comes an official, all-original tie-in to the world of Fable, timed to lead into the release of the forthcoming videogame, Fable Legends.

Hundreds of years before the events of Fable, before the Heroes’ Guild was founded, an ancient evil threatens the people of Albion. And four people must learn what it takes to become true Heroes.

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Release date: 2015

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Jim C. Hines

Jim C. Hines is best known as a fantasy novelist and the guy who did those gender-flipped SF/F cover poses. His first novel was Goblin Quest, the tale of a nearsighted goblin runt and his pet fire-spider. Actor and author Wil Wheaton described the book as “too f***ing cool for words,” which is pretty much the Best Blurb Ever. After completing the goblin trilogy, Jim went on to write the princess series, four books often described as a blend of Grimm’s Fairy Tales with Charlie’s Angels. He’s currently working on the Magic ex Libris books, which follow the adventures of a magic-wielding librarian from northern Michigan.

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He’s also the author of more than forty published short stories. His first professional story sale was the award-winning “Blade of the Bunny,” which took first place in the 1998 Writers of the Future competition and was published in Writers of the Future XV.

Jim is an active blogger about topics ranging from sexism and harassment to zombie-themed Christmas carols, and won the Hugo Award for Best Fan Writer in 2012.

He has an undergraduate degree in psychology and a Masters in English, and works for the State of Michigan. He lives with his wife and two children, who have always shown remarkable tolerance for his bizarre and obsessive writing habits. (The cats, on the other hand, have no tolerance whatsoever, and routinely walk across his desk when he’s trying to work.)

Fable

Fable consists of two primary books, and includes two additional books that complement the series but are not considered mandatory reads. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.

The Balverine Order (Fable #1)
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Blood Ties (Fable #2)
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Edge of the World (Fable)
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Fable: Blood of Heroes (Fable)
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