![]() ![]() This is ostensibly the best starting point to delve into the Tempus & Niko series (see the reading list below). Ī Mature Read: Having not read the Thieve's World Series from which this novel evolved, I entered this with a blank slate. These are deeply motivated characters who parley directly with gods as contemporary immortals. Tempus begins living a curse in which those who love him get hurt, and Niko recovers from losing his sacred partner (only to have his mind vied for by a god and sorceress). ![]() ![]() Tempus and Niko: The book follows many characters, but focuses on Tempus and Niko the story arc leans toward Niko's plight, though Tempus is ever present. Expect fantastic magic, doses of horror, stealth military sorties, and mature themes. This represents the book very well it promises to drag you into epic, divine combat rooted in history. The Cover: This Author's Cut version features Peter Paul Rubens' 1618 painting "The Death of Decius Mus in Battle"(translated title) this extends Perseid Press' cover art approach. ![]() Read this and you'll be transported into the Baroque masterpiece cover, joining the battlefield alongside gods and champions: Life to you, Reader, and everlasting glory! Morris' Beyond Sanctuary is a splendid mashup of Dark Fantasy and ancient grandeur. Note: This January I interviewed Janet Morris on the Topic of "Art & Beauty in Fantasy Fiction." Click here for that! ![]()
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