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The Seven: Unforgiven
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781645543176
Publisher: Falstaff Books, LLC
Published: Jun 27 2024
Pages: 352
Weight: 1.14
Height: 0.79 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
They were heroes.
They were legends.
They were retired.
Leshru, Nipural, Torgan, Walfert, Eltara, Xethe, and Prynne. They wereThe Seven, the most legendary mercenary band to ever tread the roads of Watalin. They fought monsters, defeated bandits, and made a lot of money.
Then they got old.
So they quit, and split up to live out their days in peace and quiet. Because that always works out well...
Until one day a young man walked into Leshru's bar with a coin he shouldn't have and a story Leshru never wanted to hear. Eltara, one of his old crew and dearest friends, was dead. Murdered by a turncoat from the old days. And the boy? Her son.
Now the boy, Qabil, along with a wild young thief named Thallis and a half-orc bard Celia, must ride across the land to find justice for their friend. And maybe a little bit of vengeance. Because The Seven are riding again, and some crimes will never be forgiven.
The Seven: Unforgiven is an adventure fantasy novel by award-winning author John G. Hartness (Quincy Harker, Demon Hunter, The Black Knight Chronicles, Amazing Grace). Fans of Tad Williams, Raymon Feist, and Nicholas Eames will love this high-octane tale of adventure, found family, and magic.
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