With His Father's Sword
by TM Carruthers
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Pub Date Jan 23 2025 | Archive Date Jan 20 2025
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Description
I am Harald Fairhair, illegitimate son of a dead land. I am Harald Lionheart, breaker of chains and champion of the arena.
I am Harald the bastard, and I have destroyed the world.
Hear Harald’s own words as he tells his story for the first time. From the murder of his family and the moment he took up his father’s sword in revenge, all the way to the gates of the Golden City where the Beast in chains called his name. Hear how he lived, and fell. Hear how he loved, and lost.
Man or monster? Hero or villain?
With His Father's Sword is revenge driven epic fantasy on hard mode. Fallen heroes, monstrous enemies, hopeless crusades and a whispering beast wearing seven crowns.
This book is for you if you like:
- Revenge, served red-hot
- A bastard with a chip on his shoulder
- Lost love
- Trying (and failing) to be a hero
- Wretched hives of scum and villainy
- Battles of every size
- Fantasy that gets bigger each book
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781068537400 |
| PRICE | |
| PAGES | 360 |
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Featured Reviews
Aaron S, Reviewer
His Father's Sword is as close to a true fantasy as I can find. But aside from the true fantasy elements, this book is much more.
Harald, and LOT are both human and real with their relationship developing and evolving in a very realistic way. Haralds internal dialogue & mental response to trauma are so poignant for the reader that you can imagine yourself in these mindstates.
The story builds up and creates suspense & is multidimensional and interesting. The pacing is just right, as it is slower and more detailed when needed and quick to change with twists.
I would highly recommend this book and would gladly read more in this world.
