The Emperor\'s Sword is a wildly entertaining adventure of overlapping worlds and titanic clashes between fundamentals of good and evil.
He has returned to Hollywood and his movie career is in ful. --John Wilson, aka The Man Who Reads Books Having survived the Nightmare Feast, Austin Lively is living the dream.
I guarantee this: you won\'t be bored. --Joseph Finder, New York Times bestselling author of Paranoia and House on Fire Part swashbuckler, part fantasy, part Romance (in the old sense), part comedy, and part acidulous commentary on The Way We Live Now, The Emperor\'s Sword brings Andrew Klavan\'s trilogy to a resounding conclusion.
Klavan\'s world-building is both amazing and all too plausible.
The Emperor\'s Sword is a wildly entertaining adventure of overlapping worlds and titanic clashes between fundamentals of good and evil.
In the Eleven Lands, he must follow the Emperor into hell itself where he will face the most shocking revelation of all.
With a weird hitman on his trail in Los Angeles, he must break Jane out of prison before a murder plot takes her life.
But when he arrives at the emperor\'s encampment, he is shocked to find Anastasius dead.
He is caught in the coils of a terrible magic, and the only way he can save his soul is to give up his success, re-enter the Eleven Lands, and find the Emperor Anastasius so he can restore Queen Elinda to her throne.
After his beloved Jane Janeway is accused of murder, Austin begins to realize that this dream he\'s living is a nightmare in disguise.
His only problems: a recurring vision of a magical landscape he can\'t quite remember, and a giant mouse who seems to be following him--a giant mouse with a woman\'s face.
Beautiful women flock to his bed, movie stars court his attention, and the powers-that-be are predicting stardom.
His new script, Another Kingdom, has been unexpectedly purchased by a top producer at an enormous price.
He has returned to Hollywood and his movie career is in full swing. --John Wilson, aka The Man Who Reads Books Having survived the Nightmare Feast, Austin Lively is living the dream.
I guarantee this: you won\'t be bored. --Joseph Finder, New York Times bestselling author of Paranoia and House on Fire Part swashbuckler, part fantasy, part Romance (in the old sense), part comedy, and part acidulous commentary on The Way We Live Now, The Emperor\'s Sword brings Andrew Klavan\'s trilogy to a resounding conclusion.
Klavan\'s world-building is both amazing and all too plausible.
The Emperor\'s Sword is a wildly entertaining adventure of overlapping worlds and titanic clashes between fundamentals of good and evil
