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The Sky That Broke the Hills

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by: T.C. and R.E. Rubright
Books with a 5 star rating  (1)
Publication Date: December 14, 2022
Book Size: 6" x 9"
Pages: 248
Binding: Perfect Bound
Color: Black and White
ISBN: 9798367912425
$11.99

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Book Synopsis
Feldregor “Slaga” Boyden is a mim, a military indentured man, bound to toil for years in Fort Lyster, a backwater army post in northern Stheara. Seventeen years before, King Alastair Bracey unleashed a brutal purge of magic, effectively erasing magic and its practitioners from the land. By accident, and much to his dismay, Slaga learns that he was born with a rare condition called sharna macha, in which contact with magic causes violent illness, though it also offers protection from violent magical attacks. After narrowly surviving a wizard storm at the fort, Slaga escapes into the wilds in search of Bill Skye, the legendary Master Witch Warden of Stheara. He alone can train Slaga to tame the sharna macha and turn it to his advantage. But the road is not a straight one. Slaga and his friends encounter ruthless bandits, dodge cavalry, bounty hunters and more, all while Slaga learns what he can do to magic and what magic can do to him.
Customer Comments
Anonymous
Posted: February 24, 2023
Customer comment 5 star rating
I was a first reader of “The Sky That Broke the Hills.” The characters are strong, especially Slaga and Floort, who have a kind of Harry/Ron, Frodo/Sam vibe to their friendship. The world building is imaginative: it’s a mid-1800s world with muzzle loading guns, and a fair amount of magic. There are also steampunk elements such as a primitive airship, a copper contraption called a Morrisphere and an enchanted pocket watch that weaves in and out of the story. I highly recommend it and am looking forward to book 2!