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The final instalment in the critically acclaimed Grim Company trilogy. The Age of Ruin is near complete. In the far North the Nameless stirs beneath the Spine Mountains and demonspawn push ever southwards; from the West the Fade have returned, vowing to purge the realm of humankind; and an ancient weapon, forged in the Godswar, has once again been unleashed to ravage the land. Weakened by in-fighting, the surviving Magelords are unable – or unwilling – to use their power to defend humanity. The last spark of hope rests with the surviving members of the Grim Company: Davarus Cole, Brodar Kane and Eremul the Halfmage. What people are saying about DEAD MAN'S STEEL: 'Brilliant and I'm gutted it's ended' 'This book is a truly fantastic read of friendship, strength to conquer all trials life throws your way and, most importantly, love' 'It's a can't-put-down page turner' 'I was surprised how invested I got in the characters and how much I wanted them to succeed'.
The final instalment in the critically acclaimed Grim Company trilogy.
The Age of Ruin is near complete.
In the far North the Nameless stirs beneath the Spine Mountains and demonspawn push ever southwards; from the West the Fade have returned, vowing to purge the realm of humankind; and an ancient weapon, forged in the Godswar, has once again been unleashed to ravage the land.
Weakened by in-fighting, the surviving Magelords are unable – or unwilling – to use their power to defend humanity. The last spark of hope rests with the surviving members of the Grim Company: Davarus Cole, Brodar Kane and Eremul the Halfmage.
What people are saying about DEAD MAN'S STEEL:
'Brilliant and I'm gutted it's ended'
'This book is a truly fantastic read of friendship, strength to conquer all trials life throws your way and, most importantly, love'
'It's a can't-put-down page turner'
'I was surprised how invested I got in the characters and how much I wanted them to succeed'.