Priest of Lies
by Peter McLean
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Pub Date 2 Jul 2019 | Archive Date 8 Jul 2019
Quercus Books | Jo Fletcher Books
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Description
'Peaky Blinders with swords' (Barnes & Noble), perfect for fans of Mark Lawrence and Joe Abercrombie.
'The poorer and more oppressed people are, the weaker they become - until they just refuse to take it any more. Then they will rise up, and the gods help their oppressors.'
When Tomas Piety and his Pious Men returned from the war, he just wanted to rebuild his crime empire and look after his people. But the sinister Queen's Men had different ideas and whether he likes it or not, he's now a spy as well.
Now, half the city of Ellinburg lies in ashes and the webs of political intrigue are stretching out from the Queen's capital to pull Tomas in. Dannsburg is calling.
In Dannsburg the nobility fight with words, not blades, but the results are every bit as bloody. In this pit of beasts, Tomas must decide once and for all whether he is truly the people's champion . . . or just a priest of lies.
And as Tomas' power grows, the nobility had better watch their backs . . .
Advance Praise
Praise for Priest of Bones
'A charismatic and very more-ish book with solid prose and a strong voice.' - Mark Lawrence
'Fans of Daniel Polansky, Mark Lawrence or, dare I say, Blackwing will most appreciate this book' - Ed McDonald
'A rattling good time for anyone who wishes there was more mob in their genre lit' - SciFiNow
'Bringing to mind a fantastical Peaky Blinders' - SFX Magazine
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781787474260 |
| PRICE | £20.00 (GBP) |
| PAGES | 400 |
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