The Prince of Glass: Book Two of the Tarnished Crown - Tapa dura

Críticas

Blood, dirt and backstabbing . . . impressively elaborate and detailed . . . this dark world will draw you in (SCIFINOW on THE FALCON THRONE)

A truly epic read full of intrigue and betrayal anchored in wonderful characters (John Gwynne, author of MALICE on THE FALCON THRONE)

Complex and engrossing; fans of George R.R. Martin and Joe Abercrombie should particularly take note (PUBLISHERS WEEKLY on THE FALCON THRONE)

It will entrap you and hold you captive, you will look up from its pages to discover you have lost hours (APN NETWORK on THE FALCON THRONE)

A writer who seems to set the rule for the genre (WATERSTONE'S BOOKS QUARTERLY)

The sheer scope and genius of this series dazzles... stylistically brilliant (SPECULATING ON SPECFIC on THE FALCON THRONE)

Miller is clearly a very talented writer: her characterisation is a masterclass in nuance and sensitivity, and she has a visceral way with action (SFX)

A masterclass writer (SFFWORLD)

Excellent writing, amazing characters, intricate woven plotlines, and lots and lots of blood, most of that unfortunately spurting from the wrong people. No elves or dragons, but some of the most in-depth world-building I've ever read, and the heroes (and anti-heroes) could shake themselves off the page. This book drew me in with the opening sentence and held me until the end . . . I remain breathless from the read. (LIBRARY THING on THE FALCON THRONE)

Fans of George R.R. Martin, Robert Jordan and other such writers of epic fantasy will find much to like here . . . a compelling read (READING LARK on THE FALCON THRONE)

Reseña del editor

Trouble is brewing in the kingdoms of the Tarnished Crown.

A fearsome army sweeps into the Duchy of Clemen, subduing all opposition.

Meanwhile Liam, the boy who vowed to reclaim his father's stolen throne, is in an unlikely allegiance with his bitterest enemy - his cousin Roric. Angry and confused, he must plan his next move.

In the Principality of Cassinia, the duke's daughter Catrain will do what she can to support Roric as he seeks to save embattled Clemen. But kept prisoner by her unwanted council, and being guided by the dark witch Izusa, Catrain is unsure who to trust, how long she must wait to claim her royal birthright . . . and how best she can help mad prince Gael, who schemes to snatch the crown his regents would deny him.

As Cassinia's duchies balance on the edge of a blade, even one false step is sure to draw blood . . .

Discover the thrilling new epic fantasy novel set in the world of the Tarnished Crown.