The Raven's Price: (An Epic Fantasy)
Paperback
Series: The Bone Mask Cycle, Book 5
Publisher Price: $16.99
ISBN13: 9780648541127
Publisher: Close-Up Books
Published: Apr 23 2019
Pages: 310
Weight: 0.74
Height: 0.70 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
At last, Notch escapes the city of vipers and starts his quest to find Qu-Sitka, the only mage able to restore Sofia. Yet Casselli and the Prince have other plans for Notch and the mysterious bracers he bears, sending along an Inquisitor to watch his every move. And before he knows it, the power of the bracers begins to change him...
Across the sea, Flir finds herself prisoner and servant to the White Witch, where she must protect her friends and keep the witch from finding the bones of the last sea god - yet it is easier said than done. And even for a dilar, Flir knows she is overmatched.
Back in Anaskar, Seto is locked in his own struggle with not only a royal imposter sent to replace him but also his own conscience, while Ain finds himself stranded on an island with little clue as to where the Stones of Shali can be found... or if they will even allow him to save the Cloud.
The Raven's Price is the second in a new epic fantasy trilogy that follows from The Bone Mask Trilogy, however, new readers can still start their adventure with the previous installment.
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