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From the author of DEMONSOULED and THE GHOSTS, here is a new epic fantasy of high adventure, heroism, and daring deeds.A thousand years ago, the last grandson of Arthur Pendragon led the survivors of Britain through a magical gate to a new world, a world of magic and high elves,…


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1 author picked Frostborn as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

My favorite part about this series is the gray knight himself. He is supposedly a coward, a deserter, and branded as such. Yet he proves time and time again that he is not what he has been labeled. The fact that he failed one time in his life is held against him by many of those who don't know him. Those who get to know him realize he is the epitome of true knighthood. Also, this is the first high fantasy book that I've read where dwarves, orcs, and such have been baptized into the church. Sometimes it feels a…

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