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Mythology and the modern world collide in Red Ben Garston's second action-packed adventure, from stellar new British talent James Bennett
Inventive and vivid . . . This is smart action storytelling, and Bennett is assembling the materials for a terrific conclusion
Absolutely loving it. Gorgeous use of language, great humour, charcaterisation and storyline. New fan!
Raising Fire is exciting, entertaining and more than a little thought provoking. The book ends in a suitably revelatory fashion and I cannot wait to see where it goes next. This series is swiftly becoming a personal favourite.
For those who love this series and this genre, Raising Fire offers the fantasy you're looking for
James Bennett is a British writer raised in Sussex and South Africa. His travels have furnished him with an abiding love of different cultures, history and mythology. His short fiction has appeared internationally and the acclaimed Chasing Embers was his debut fantasy novel. James lives in London and sees dragon bones in the Thames whenever he crosses a bridge.
Inventive and vivid . . . This is smart action storytelling, and Bennett is assembling the materials for a terrific conclusion
Absolutely loving it. Gorgeous use of language, great humour, charcaterisation and storyline. New fan!
Raising Fire is exciting, entertaining and more than a little thought provoking. The book ends in a suitably revelatory fashion and I cannot wait to see where it goes next. This series is swiftly becoming a personal favourite.
For those who love this series and this genre, Raising Fire offers the fantasy you're looking for
James Bennett is a British writer raised in Sussex and South Africa. His travels have furnished him with an abiding love of different cultures, history and mythology. His short fiction has appeared internationally and the acclaimed Chasing Embers was his debut fantasy novel. James lives in London and sees dragon bones in the Thames whenever he crosses a bridge.