Toll The Hounds
Epic fantasy from this master storyteller (The Malazan Book of the Fallen 8)
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4.7 • 38 Ratings
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- $10.99
Publisher Description
The tumultuous eighth chapter in Steven Erikson’s epic The Malazan Book of the Fallen - and the story enters its final, climactic stages.
It is said that Hood waits at the end of every plot, every scheme, each grandiose ambition . . .
But this time it is different: this time the Lord of Death is there at the beginning.
Darujhistan swelters and seethes with portents, rumours and whispers. Strangers have arrived, a murderer is abroad, and assassins are targeting the owners of K'rul's Bar. But such events will be dwarfed by what is about to happen – for in the distance can be heard the baying of hounds.
And in far-away Black Coral, the ruling Tiste Andii appear oblivious to the threat posed by the cult of the Redeemer – an honourable, once-mortal man who now seems powerless against the twisted vision of his followers.
So Hood stands at the beginning of a conspiracy that will shake the cosmos, but at its end there waits another: Anomander Rake, Son of Darkness, who has vowed to right an ancient and terrible wrong . . .
‘Beautifully melancholic and exhilaratingly epic . . . one of the finest fantasy novels ever written’
GRIMDARK
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Customer Reviews
Toll the Hounds
Absolutely fantastic in every way. Although the style is different- it does nothing to hurt the book, especially if you realize what Eriksson was doing with the style. I honestly can't see how fans of the series in general don't care as much for this book! There is no doubt in my mind that the Malazan Book of the Fallen thus far has been everything I could have wanted. I've honestly never had any form of entertainment or media rattle me to the core like every one of these books has. It is a wonderful thing- this initial read through. The first of many to be sure.