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A Crucible of Fire and Steel
A Young Adult Fantasy Novel by Jamie Edmundson
Book 2 of the Heirs of War Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Portal Fantasy,
- Epic Fantasy,
- Military Fantasy,
- Dark Fantasy,
- New Adult
This book is for you if you're into...
- Wars spanning two worlds with empires on the brink
- Multiple characters navigating brutal medieval battles and dark sorcery
- Maps that bring epic fantasy settings to life
A war engulfs two worlds.
Sent to unknown lands on a mission to save Dalriya, Sanc must find his feet fast if he is to survive. As he discovers others who share his powers, he becomes embroiled in the conflicts of this new world. What is Sanc prepared to do, to defeat Ezenachi?
Back in Essenberg, Liesel is still at the mercy of her brother and the witch, Inge. As the Empire slides towards civil war, she must find a way to change the course of events. Before it's too late.
Peyre, now Duke of Morbaine, will do anything to rescue Liesel from her predicament. But what price will he pay to save the woman he secretly loves?
Belwynn Godslayer. A legend thought long dead. More dead than alive, in truth. But once destiny has its claws so deep, it rarely lets go.
The futures of kingdoms, empires, and the peoples of two worlds hang in the balance in book two of Heirs of War. Prepare for the riveting journeys of new adult characters, brutal medieval battles, warring states, and dark sorcery.
6 maps now included in the eBook edition!
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