Flying eagles instead of dragons, the Reeves are expected to
keep an eye on the Hundred. The
Guardians who were judge and executioner have disappeared leaving the Reeves to
handle it all. Tumult is spreading
across the Hundred and the Reeves and their eagles appear to be helpless to
stop it.
Joss struggles with the death of his lover and wears his
guilt by self abuse. He is unable to
forgive himself. Captain Anji and his
Qin find themselves forced into exile by the death of the Emperor. The exile takes them to the Hundreds where
there skill in arms is deeply needed.
This is a good take on governmental intrigue, personal greed
and courageous individuals trying to stem the flow of evil.
The characters are flawed but that makes them more
believable. It is a good first book in
the Crossroads trilogy. There is action and intrigue for all.
I recommend the book.
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This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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