Book description
Swordsman Aric and his half-fairy partner Emrys need to lie low for a while. They’ve been attracting attention, and not just from very human kings and merchants -- Em’s powerful fairy-lord father is looking for his lost heir. So Aric and Em have taken some time off from heroic adventures…
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Why read it?
1 author picked Hexes of Bronze as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Of all the stories in the series so far:
The Snails of Dun Nas: November 2021
In the Pass of Ghosts: October 2023
The Merchant Witch: March 2024
Hexes of Bronze: January 2025
This one is the quietest, an idle interlude that gives the characters a chance to breathe and reflect. In a stand-alone story, this risks making for a bit of a slow pace, but because of the short length of this one, it works. And once Noone releases the whole thing as a single story, this bit will fit in perfectly.
I loved the story, mostly…
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