Autumn Republic

'Just plain awesome . . . Innovative magic, quick-paced plot, interesting world. I had a blast' Brandon Sanderson on Promise of Blood \n \n Field Marshal Tamas has finally returned to Adopest, only to find the capital in the hands of a foreign power. With his son Taniel presumed dead, Tamas must gather his beleaguered forces and formulate a plan to defeat the Kez - no easy task when you're outnumbered and can't tell friend from foe. \n \n The army is divided . . . \n \n With their enemy bearing down on them, the Adran command is in disarray. Someone, it seems, is selling secrets to the Kez. Inspector Adamat is determined to flush out the traitor, but as the conspiracy unravels, he will learn a horrifying truth. \n \n And all hope rests with one man . . . \n \n Taniel Two-Shot, the powder mage who shot a god in the eye, is on the run. He possesses the sole means of defeating the Kez, but to do so he must evade treachery at every turn. If he fails, Adro will fall. \n \n Praise for the series: \n \n 'Gunpowder and magic. An explosive combination' Peter Brett \n \n 'Brings a welcome breath of gunpowder-tinged air to epic fantasy' Anthony Ryan \n \n 'Tense action, memorable characters, rising stakes . . . Brian McClellan is the real thing' Brent Weeks \n \n The Powder Mage trilogy: \n Promise of Blood \n The Crimson Campaign \n The Autumn Republic \n \n The Gods of Blood and Powder series: \n Sins of Empire \n Wrath of Empire \n