DAYS OF SHATTERED FAITH - THE TYRANT PHILOSOPHERS 3
Welcome to Alkhalend, Jewel of the Waters, capital of Usmai, greatest of the Successor States, inheritor to the necromantic dominion that was the Moeribandi Empire and tomorrow's frontline in the Palleseen's relentless march to bring Perfection and Correctness to an imperfect world.
Loret is fresh off the boat, and just in time.
As Cohort-Invigilator of Correct Appreciation, Outreach department, she's here as aide to the Palleseen Resident, Sage-Invigilator Angilly. And Sage-Invigilator Angilly - Gil to her friends - needs a second in the spectacularly illegal, culturally offensive and diplomatically inadvisable duel she must fight at midnight.
Outreach, that part of the Pal machine that has to work within the imperfection of the rest of the world, has a lot of room for the illegal, the unconventional, the unorthodox. But just how much unorthodoxy can Gil and Loret get away with?
As a succession crisis looms, as a long-forgotten feat of necromantic engineering nears fruition, as pirate kings, lizard armies and demons gather, as old gods wane and new gods wax, sooner or later Gil and Loret will have to settle their ledger.
Just as well they are both very, very good with a blade
Edad recomendada: Adultos.
TCHAIKOVSKY ADRIAN
Adrian Czajkowski, quien firma sus libros con la grafía Adrian Tchaikovsky, nació en Woodhall Spa, Lincolnshire, y luego se trasladó a Reading para estudiar psicología y zoología. Por razones que ni él mismo comprende, posteriormente se dedicó al derecho y ha trabajado como ejecutivo legal tanto en Reading como en Leeds, donde reside actualmente. Casado, es un entusiasta actor de rol y actor aficionado ocasional, se ha formado en lucha escénica y no tiene mascotas exóticas ni peligrosas, salvo posiblemente su hijo. Es autor de las aclamadas series "Sombras del Apto", "Ecos de la Caída" y de varias novelas independientes, entre ellas "Hijos del Tiempo", ganadora del Premio Arthur C. Clarke del 30. Aniversario a la Mejor Novela de Ciencia Ficción.
