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The Storm of Northreach (Northreach Saga, Book 2)
by
Alan Edwards (Goodreads Author)
The storm is breaking, and the undead are loosed.
The legacy of the insane necromancer Troius lives on. Now freed from his control, the scattered remnants of his undead horde stalk the isolated hamlets of Northreach. The survivors of the destruction of Daneswall seek shelter from the oncoming storm, while soldiers of Baron Northreach are sent to investigate the strange mes...more
The legacy of the insane necromancer Troius lives on. Now freed from his control, the scattered remnants of his undead horde stalk the isolated hamlets of Northreach. The survivors of the destruction of Daneswall seek shelter from the oncoming storm, while soldiers of Baron Northreach are sent to investigate the strange mes...more
Paperback, 334 pages
Published
October 31st 2012
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Better than the first. Truly an awesome, involving, at times frightening tale of zombie terror in a high-fantasy setting. I'll write a more detailed review when Alan finally unleashes this beast, but in the meantime know a) I received an ARC because I'm a friend of the author, and b) I rarely write book reviews, and only when I feel a book deserves mention.
I am thoroughly jealous of Storm of Northreach, and wish I'd written in. So there.
I am thoroughly jealous of Storm of Northreach, and wish I'd written in. So there.
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Alan Edwards majored in English at the University of Florida for approximately four weeks, until the endless daily grind of non-stop investigations into whether every single mention of a long straight object was nothing more than a phallic symbol made him quickly realize that he would never make it through to actually get a less-than-useful English degree. He determinedly became a drunkard and dro...more
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