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The Ten Thousand on sale now!
8 months ago
How epic do you like your fantasy?
If the answer is 'extremely epic indeed, thank you very much' then The Ten Thousand is for you. Paul Kearney's brilliant - and bloody - first installment in The Macht series is a tale of war played out on a vast scale.
It's a cult classic among the fantasy congniscenti, and for a few days only we're all but giving it away, as it's on sale for 99p on all eBook stores. Get thee to the eBook store!
The Ten Thousand is only 99p now!
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Paul Kearney
Paul Kearney is the critically-acclaimed author of The Monarchies of God and the Sea Beggars series. He has been long-listed for the British Fantasy Award. In the eight years subsequent to the publication of The Way to Babylon, Kearney lived in Copenhagen, New Jersey, and Cambridgeshire, but at present he makes his home a stone's throw from the sea in County Down, with his wife, two dogs, a beat-up old boat, and far too many books.
The Ten Thousand
Released 13 February 2014
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On the world of Kuf, the Macht are a mystery, a seldom-seen people of extraordinary ferocity and discipline whose prowess on the battlefield is the stuff of legend. For centuries they have remained within the remote fastnesses of the Harukush Mountains.
In the world beyond, the teeming races and peoples of Kuf have been united within the bounds of the Asurian Empire, which rules the known world, and is invincible.
The Great King of Asuria can call up whole nations to the battlefield. His word is law. But now the Great King’s brother means to take the throne by force, and in order to do so he has sought out the legend. He hires ten thousand mercenary warriors of the Macht, and leads them into the heart of the Empire.
A stirring story of invasion, defeat and the victory pulled from its jaws – this is the beginning of Paul Kearney’s celebrated Macht Trilogy.
“One of the very best writers of fantasy around” – Steven Erikson
UK: 9781781082508 | 13th February 2014 (B-format re-issue)
US: 9781844165735 | 26th August 2008
