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    The Darkest Hour: The Last Swordmage, #2
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    The Darkest Hour: The Last Swordmage, #2

    By Martin Hengst

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    When an agent from the Imperium Intelligence Service shows up on Tiadaria's doorstep, he leaves her with unwelcome news. Recovering from their brutal defeat at Dragonfell, the Xarundi are seeking out an ancient and incredibly powerful relic buried in the snow and ice of the Frozen Frontier.

    Tiadaria travels to the city of Ethergate to seek out an apprentice skilled in magical research. Even with his reluctant help, unearthing information on the relic proves to be almost impossible until a savage turn of events puts them on the right path.

    Now it's a race against time through some of the most unforgiving territory on Solendrea to beat the Xarundi to the relic and stop them from unleashing its devastating power on the unsuspecting masses.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMartin Hengst
    Release dateMar 27, 2013
    ISBN9781386703334
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    The Darkest Hour: The Last Swordmage, #2
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    Martin Hengst

    My name is Martin Hengst. I write things, play games, and generally get far too excited about all manner of geekery. I have a deep-rooted love of science-fiction and fantasy. The very first novel I ever read (outside of school work) was Dragonflight by Anne McCaffrey. I’d spend the next thirty years tinkering with stories of my own until I finally found the guts to self-publish The Last Swordmage in 2012. Fun stories packed with excitement and adventure that don’t take themselves too seriously are my favorite and I do my best to write what I love to read. When I’m not navigating the dark and twisty paths of self-publishing, I enjoy playing Pathfinder, Cards Against Humanity, Fluxx, Chrononaughts, and Antidote with my friends and family. To list the video game franchises I’ve enjoyed would take more space than I’m willing to allot to this page, but suffice it to say: there are many. Of course, as a self-respecting geek, I have to mention my life-long love of Star Wars, so there’s one more box I can check off the list. I live in south central Pennsylvania with my loving wife, my son, my daughter, chosen family, and two cats. For news and information about previous works and upcoming projects, visit his website at http://martinfhengst.com.

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