The Sword and Its Servant (Grauwelt)
Between Our World and Hel, Uncover... deep lore, dark intrigue, depraved enemies. The links between the Nine Worlds of Creation are deteriorating. The Gates to the Underworld are closed. A veil of shadow shrouds all the land. Rumors of a dead savior reemerge. Einsa finds herself without memory of...
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Between Our World and Hel, Uncover... deep lore, dark intrigue, depraved enemies.
The links between the Nine Worlds of Creation are deteriorating. The Gates to the Underworld are closed. A veil of shadow shrouds all the land. Rumors of a dead savior reemerge.
Einsa finds herself without memory of her past and her origin, held prisoner by the Löwa, a species of warped monsters bent on using the Children of Mann for their horrendous experiments. She and her companions are merely lab rats waiting to be plucked by their captors—until they decide to make their escape. Einsa’s only hope for survival in the fallen world that awaits her rests with Klinde, an ancient and infamous warrior who is just as cunning and bloodthirsty as the enemy.
Nothing in this gray world is quite what it seems...
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Format: kindle
ISBN:
9780991538317
ASIN: B00KO96JG6
Publish date: 2014-05-20
Publisher: Understone Group, LLC
Pages no: 325
Edition language: English
Title: The Sword and its ServantAuthor: Victor SalinasPublished by: Understone Group, LLC on 20th May 2014Series: Grauwelt #1Genre: Young Adult FantasySetting: Grauwelt [Fictional]Format: Kindle [Received in exchanged for an honest review] The links between the Nine Worlds of Creation are deteriorat...
The Sword and Its Servant is the first installment of what is planned as an ongoing series. This "portal" story is definitely a YA novel with its "coming of age" theme, but it also has a very strong element of horror incorporated in it with some nightmarish characters who do some rather nasty things...
What first must be said about The Sword and Its Servant is that this is very much “High Fantasy Sword and Sorcery.” Good and evil is a large part of what the book stands for, though the whole concept of “gray areas” is a strong underlying theme. To be honest, I had thought that, being a “YA” book, t...