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He thought this mission was a joke at his expense, and now he's got the fate of the region in his hands.
Liath-Tamren is the largest urban center in a land around an inner sea that was all once claimed by an empire. The Cities reflect the diversity and trade that flow across the Halu, enriched by numerous immigrant enclaves and temples to foreign gods. Not all of its citizens find that pleasing, and there's no people more misunderstood than the Malisaat, with their secretive faith, their envy-inspiring wealth, and their freaky black-eyed sorcerers, who scare them too.
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He thought this mission was a joke at his expense, and now he's got the fate of the region in his hands.

Liath-Tamren is the largest urban center in a land around an inner sea that was all once claimed by an empire. The Cities reflect the diversity and trade that flow across the Halu, enriched by numerous immigrant enclaves and temples to foreign gods. Not all of its citizens find that pleasing, and there's no people more misunderstood than the Malisaat, with their secretive faith, their envy-inspiring wealth, and their freaky black-eyed sorcerers, who scare them too.

As one of said freaky sorcerers, otherwise known as the Azhkan Soubir, Japhet's used to being in on the secrets. But when the head of his cabal sends him to the Cities, his orders are basically: go there for reasons. Not the usual mission. And why here?

Liath-Tamren is a tame, bourgeois place (which he hates). There's crime, but it's ordinary shit. The Cities' problems are the sort one expects in an urban center run by a string of incompetent do-nothing kings who still consider their subjects foreigners a thousand years after conquering them.

So color him confused by what he finds when he arrives. It doesn't help that his fellow Azhkan Soubir are acting hinky. Japhet's cabal works alone and keeps their mysteries close, but the people he used to trust, he doesn't anymore. He's going to have to rely on the help of normal folks who don't yet know they have something to contribute.

An urban center so real it must be. A labyrinthine plot centuries in the making. Laugh-out-loud dark comedy. Fall in love with Liath-Tamren!

(Just don't call it 'a city.' Really.)


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Autorenporträt
M.C. Burnell had the good fortune to be born to a couple of bon vivants with a Renaissance approach to intellectual curiosity, who taught her how to taste wine, build a campfire, and think in terms of geologic time before she flew the nest. Since then, she's acquired a degree in English literature and a J.D. She makes her home in the city of Chicago with her husband.