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The incredible new fantasy epic that began with <b>The Dark Glory War</b> continues in... <p><b>Fortress Draconis</b></p> <p>In an age of treachery and peril, a young thief may be the prophesied savior ... or the betrayer of the world.</p> <p>From Michael A. Stackpole, <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author and a master of epic fantasy, comes a stirring chronicle of magic, intrigue, passion, and the most unlikely of heroes...</p> <p>Once one of the grandest of human cities, Yslin now has a dark heart known as the Dimandowns. And when Will, an orphaned young thief from the Dim, plots to prove himself to his master by stealing a prize from the exiled Elves who share the fetid slums, his theft of the strange artifact snares him in a web of prophecy.</p> <p>It also brings him together with Kedyn’s Crow, a shadowy human warrior, and Resolute, a Vorquelf determined to redeem his long-lost island home. To them, Will could be the fulfillment of a long-held dream and the last chance the world has to save itself from Chytrine, the northern tyrant who would be empress of the world.</p> <p>But their belief in Will finds few allies in a world torn by war and magick. Preoccupied with their own

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Author
Michael A Stackpole; Ciruelo; Elizabeth T Danforth
Publisher
Random House, Incorporated
Published
2002
Language
EN
ISBN
9780553578492
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Fiction, Fantasy
Rating
3.95 / 5 (1,440 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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