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Court of Assassins
A Fantasy Novel by Philip C. Quaintrell
Book 1 of the The Ranger Archives Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Assassin Fantasy,
- Dark Fantasy,
- Reluctant Hero,
- Monster Hunting
This book is for you if you're into...
- Assassin stories where the weapon questions his orders
- Secret societies training children into living myths
- Grimdark fantasy with hunted hunters and moral fractures
MYTH. LEGEND. NIGHTFALL HAS LONG BEEN RUMOURED TO BE NOTHING MORE THAN WHISPERS ON THE BREEZE.
IF ONLY IT WERE SO…In those halls of darkness, where children are taken from the world and given to shadow and dust, Asher is destined for that same fate. He will become the myth. He will become the legend. He will become the whisper of Death itself.
That which he was is dead, forgotten. Now he is a blade in the dark, a weapon to be wielded by his masters. A killer.
Yet, despite all his training and years of spilling blood, there is a crack in Asher’s conditioning. Something within him is broken, unbound even. A sliver of humanity has survived and dreams of freedom. Now, standing on a knife’s edge, his mind threatens to unravel, taking him from the only path he has ever known and away from the clutches of Nightfall.
It has never been done. Exile is not a choice. It is a death sentence.
But there is another life that calls to him, a life roaming the wilds and protecting the innocent from the monsters which would prey upon them. Hunting monsters, however, is no easy task, especially when Asher himself is hunted by those who would drag him back to Nightfall. Back to the darkness.
with Philip C. Quaintrell “ I let the characters make their choices and I simply follow through with the consequences. ”
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