A Drink To A World Doomed
Paperback
Publisher Price: $26.99
ISBN13: 9781955880503
Publisher: Swordpulp Studios
Published: Mar 8 2025
Pages: 264
Weight: 0.79
Height: 0.60 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
A talented grandmaster of fantasy Jonathan Evan Hudson spins another action-packed tale of awe-inspiring worldbuilding, offbeat yet determined characters, and a powerful clash between good and evil.
Enter the young hardcore knight Ash La Pushka. A drunk fool of a fool.
But a fool who knows how to fight.
Stationed in the wonderous city of Chemiran. A hotbed of celebration and drunken romance. Currently full of the rich bittersweet aromas of spiced ales and mulled wines. A hotbed of dancing stomping delight. All while everyone feasted on roasted turkey legs and minced meat pies.
Until the rhythm of dancing near Ash changes. No food in anyone's hands. Dressed all wrong.
Their fakeness apparent.
But their nightmarish intent soon all too clear.
Savor the most unforgettable novel of epic fantasy the acclaimed Jonathan Evan Hudson yet wrote. Love crazy action? Love even crazier fun? Then go read A Drink to a World Doomed right now!
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