Drinker of the Yew: A Necromancer’s Tale
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Releases twice a month. Until Book 2 Ends.
Wracked with misfortune, a nameless village along the edge of the Gray Spine rejoiced at the arrival of a paladin. Those celebrations, though, turned to wary tension as the paladin brought an unknown into their midst - his wife Nayinis, who wears the markings of a necromancer. Who is this woman? Why has she come to their village? Nayinis divulges her shadowed past, for she needs the village's trust to defeat the powerful foe that she has been summoned by the divine to face.
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DramaFantasyMatureRomance- 31. The Great Earthen Wave of KhalinaraJun 1, 2022
- 30. To Truly Fear NecromancyMay 15, 2022
- 29. Eastward Within the Forest of TeethOct 13, 2021
- 28. Matters of GuiltOct 5, 2021
- 27. Wake in a Dark OceanOct 1, 2021
- 26. Interlude – PoisonsSep 22, 2021
- 25. Interlude – OathSep 14, 2021
- 24. The Taking of HuroncenthSep 8, 2021
- 23. The Mists of MesayneSep 2, 2021
- 22. Interlude – Men of the Kalipaonin Regiment IAug 28, 2021
- 21. The Battle of IcinerenthAug 27, 2021
- 20. Anxious Men, Desolate CrossroadAug 25, 2021
- 19. Once More Through the Thundered PlainsAug 24, 2021
- 18. Letters and GoodbyesAug 23, 2021
- 17. Mastery and IronyAug 21, 2021
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From the initial 10 chapters I read, it felt like I was back at the old library of my hometown, reading one of those big fantasy books.
The premise is very interesting which you get a quick idea of what to expect on chapter 1.
I really want to see how a necromancer ended up with a paladin, that has yet to be the most iconic couple from the last 100 books I've read.
Writing style wise I as a professional editor deem it close to flawless.
I hope the author takes it's time to keep up the quality it has been provided thus far.
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