Centuries ago, the peasants of Loran killed their king. The more powerful classes--lords, priests, and merchants--exacted revenge by stripping the lowborn of their seats in the Worthy Assembly, where subjects make laws with the crown. Consumed by unchecked greed and corruption, Loran now teeters on a knife's edge . . . and there is no end to the terror and injustice visited on Commoners. As the priestking's loyalists ruthlessly seize peasant children and plot their coup, Jason Warchild sees a war coming--a war he means to prevent. Aided by his cunning sister and traitor uncle, the bastard…mehr
Centuries ago, the peasants of Loran killed their king. The more powerful classes--lords, priests, and merchants--exacted revenge by stripping the lowborn of their seats in the Worthy Assembly, where subjects make laws with the crown. Consumed by unchecked greed and corruption, Loran now teeters on a knife's edge . . . and there is no end to the terror and injustice visited on Commoners. As the priestking's loyalists ruthlessly seize peasant children and plot their coup, Jason Warchild sees a war coming--a war he means to prevent. Aided by his cunning sister and traitor uncle, the bastard prince enters a deadly tournament to claim his crown, unite the land against his family's enemies--and return peasants to power for the first time in hundreds of years. Amid tournament politics and threats of violent revolution, two children embark on quests that will shake the kingdom to its core. One, a boy hostage, accompanies a sorcerer to confront an ancient evil sowing the seeds of strife. The other, a peasant girl, stakes her soul on a gambit to raise her father from the dead. Lord, knight, hostage, peasant: the fires will engulf them all in the fight for a voice in their own rule.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ryan Schuette is the author of A Seat for the Rabble, An End to Kings, and The Art of the Big Lie: Political Cartoons About the Fight for America's Soul. He's also authored a romance novel under his pseudonym. Before returning to fantasy fiction and art, Ryan wore a few hats. He's both illustrated and reported for National Public Radio and various trade publications, including DS News and MReport. He's also freelanced for Al Jazeera America. He lived and worked in Uganda as a 2008-2009 Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar and holds a master's degree from American University in Washington, D.C. Somewhere along the way, he also started a nonprofit and fair-trade lingerie company that operated in West and Central Africa, respectively. Many of his friends still wear safari-print boxers. Ryan lives in Texas, where he looks after his cat, Rusty.
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