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Steeped in the tradition of episodic swashbuckling adventures like Flashman, Robin Hood and The Scarlet Pimpernel, Beyond the Edge of the Map introduces us to Dug FitzHelen, a man who wants to escape the shadow of his heritage and make a mark for himself in the world. He decides to do this by becoming a trader, venturing to the furthest reaches of the known world and beyond. In keeping with these stories, everywhere he travels, Dug is a magnet for trouble.
Dug is a familiar hero. His wits are as ...more
Dug is a familiar hero. His wits are as ...more
Beyond the Edge of the Map is one of those books that are hard to rate. It doesn't have that tied-together and cohesive feeling that many novels have. This isn't a book that should be measured by its cutting emotional narrative, but it isn't supposed to be. The book tells you what it is right off the bat.
An in-universe account of various adventures on a long trading run across the world.
If that sounds interesting AT ALL, buy this book and read through until you reach the part about Frost Giants. ...more
An in-universe account of various adventures on a long trading run across the world.
If that sounds interesting AT ALL, buy this book and read through until you reach the part about Frost Giants. ...more
Dug FitzHelen, the illegitimate nephew of a prince, wants to make his own way in the world. He has a hard time making decisions and getting started. Dug becomes a merchant. He is concerned about his success and communication when traveling the world and hires a quirky interpreter. In his long journey he will experience many adventures, friends, and enemies. There are battles and experiences beyond the edge of the map.
If you like fantasy adventure stories you will enjoy this book.
If you like fantasy adventure stories you will enjoy this book.
