Seventh Decimate: The Great God's War Book One - Great God's War (Paperback)
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Seventh Decimate: The Great God's War Book One - Great God's War (Paperback)

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Published: 14/06/2018
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A magical war. A starving country. A desperate prince. The first volume of The Great God's War, from the author of the bestselling Chronicles of Thomas Covenant.

The war between Amika and Belleger has raged for generations. Its roots lie in the distant past, beyond memory. Sorcerers from both sides rain destruction down on the battlefield, wielding the six deadly Decimates of fire, earth, wind, water, lightning, and pestilence.

Prince Bifalt hopes that Belleger's new weapons technology, the rifle, will provide a decisive advantage. But when Belleger's sorcerers are mysteriously deprived of their magical abilities, leaving them unable to defend against Amika, he must set aside his own deep hatred of sorcery and work to solve this new enigma.

Grasping at any chance to save his beloved homeland, Prince Bifalt of Belleger sets out on a hazardous journey across the unmapped wastelands to the east. With Elgart, his last comrade, Bifalt pursues the long-hidden trail of the one object that might be able to turn the tide of the endless war - a book entitled The Seventh Decimate.

The events that unfold force Prince Bifalt to weigh his stubbornness, his patriotism, and his hatred for sorcerers against his sense of loyalty and of what he knows to be right. And as he learns, Amika and Belleger may simply be pawns within an even larger struggle...

Publisher: Orion Publishing Co
ISBN: 9781473221680
Number of pages: 320
Weight: 280 g
Dimensions: 196 x 128 x 28 mm


MEDIA REVIEWS

Told with a masterful vigour. - SFX MAGAZINE

A good, easy read with plenty of interesting characters and some really harrowing scenes of survival. For those reasons alone, it's worth taking a look. - DEN OF GEEK

Absorbing and credible. - MORNING STAR

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“Three stars for third person”

I was intrigued by the concept of this book, and perhaps built up my hopes when Donaldson was hailed the king of US fantasy, having outsold Tolkien.
Tending to stick more to science fiction than fantasy I thought I... More

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BrizzleLass

“High Expectations not Met by this Enjoyable Fantasy”

It’s fair to see the return of Stephen Donaldson is something to be excited about, I was particularly fond of The King’s Justice novels which I highly recommend. I had high expectations for Seventh Decimate and this... More

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Angie Groves at Blackpool

“It took some convincing ”

I really wanted to love this. I didn't. I found the main character way too unlikable, even by Donaldson's standards, I just didn't care about him. What kept me reading was his plight, the mystery, the... More

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