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New Pathfinder Tales novel available!
Treachery, mysterious artifacts, death threats, ancient ruins, and betrayal—sounds like the latest Pathfinder Tales novel has arrived!
Sometimes, it just doesn't pay to do the right thing. In City of the Fallen Sky, an alchemical researcher hailing from the lands of Numeria finds himself being chased across the Inner Sea by his former employers, the infamous Technic League! With a pocketful of strange artifacts from the Silver Mount, Alaeron tries to hide from his past, but falls into the unwilling employ of a crime lord after rescuing an adventurer. Bound to travel across the seas and into the steaming jungle depths, the ruins they seek contain ancient artifacts that just might buy their freedom—if they survive the journey! Written by Hugo Award winner Tim Pratt, this novel will have you fretting and laughing along at Alaeron, Jaya, and Skiver's antics as they try to find the City of the Fallen Sky!
It's a long weekend ahead here in the U.S.—check out all of our Pathfinder Tales novels here and grab a digital version for your favorite reader of choice! Don't forget, you can read free web fiction set in the world of Golarion every Wednesday on the Paizo blog, and you can check out a free sample chapter of City of Fallen Sky right here!
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I really enjoyed this book and I'm hoping for a sequel sooner rather than later, due to the ending (which I won't spoil). Definitely a good addition to the PTales bookshelf!
Sounds good...and I appreciate the Siouxie and the Banshees reference! (only if intentional, of course) :-)
Torillan wrote: Sounds good...and I appreciate the Siouxie and the Banshees reference! (only if intentional, of course) :-) Completely.
Liz Courts wrote: Torillan wrote: Sounds good...and I appreciate the Siouxie and the Banshees reference! (only if intentional, of course) :-) Completely. Cool!...of course, I am dating myself a bit...Miss the 80's!
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Sigh... my only problem with the pathfinder tales... is that they cannot keep up with the rate at which I read them. Seeing as how I finished this book the day I got it.
Keep up the great work.
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