Book description
1200 Pages of Epic Fantasy that reviewers are comparing to Malazan and Wheel of Time.
War between gods. Mortals are pawns.
Fate lays a curse to bring Death to the world.
A boy makes a list of people to kill. What could go wrong?
Jem just killed his father.
He…
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Why read it?
1 author picked Death's Merchant as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This one is a long, very long, fantasy epic, so be warned! Despite the length of the work, it ended up being an incredible read. Trin is one of the main characters the story follows. She’s a young woman who ‘accidentally’ unleashed a curse that has doomed the world to a future of death and destruction, and she’s desperately seeking a way to break this curse. In so doing, she gets caught up in an ancient blood feud between gods and full-blown war between mighty empires.
From Peter's list on The best books with strong, admirable women.
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