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Vanquish has returned to Illmoor after an age in exile, and none can stand against him.
To make matters worse, the continent’s greatest hero has become a vessel for the dark god’s spirit and a relentless army of possessed zombies has been formed out of the mindless people of Dullitch. With nothing but a pitiful band of crusaders fighting for freedom, the cities of Illmoor are falling one by one.
Hope is fading fast …Can Illmoor unite to face its greatest enemy yet?
To make matters worse, the continent’s greatest hero has become a vessel for the dark god’s spirit and a relentless army of possessed zombies has been formed out of the mindless people of Dullitch. With nothing but a pitiful band of crusaders fighting for freedom, the cities of Illmoor are falling one by one.
Hope is fading fast …Can Illmoor unite to face its greatest enemy yet?
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A considerable new voice with a great future.
David Lee Stone is a wonderfully mad new talent to watch. He has a truly original comic voice and you won't forget his hysterically hopeless (rather than heroic) characters in a hurry!
Easy to read and consistently amusing in the wry Terry Pratchett/Douglas Adams style.
many comical elements and a touch of Mervyn Peake
[The Yowler Foul-up] is a zippy, highly efficient read with a natural, unforced wit and a matter-of-fact heartlessness that never seems mean-spirited.
... the natural heir to Terry Pratchett.
It is gripping adventure fantasy, Narnia for the Tarantino generation, and they will love it.
