New Release and Review: ‘Children of Fire’ by Drew Karpyshyn

August 27, 2013 at 12:00 am | Posted in Books, Fantasy, Reviews | Leave a comment
Tags: children of fire, drew karpyshyn, the chaos born

Today Drew Karpyshyn’s Children of Fire hits stores. This marks the first book in his new original fantasy series The Chaos Born. In it he weaves a tale of dangerous magic, outlaw wizards and four troubled characters drawn together by the fate of chaos. It has a very Stephen King type feel to it with some intriguing elements that are dark and monstrous. If you’re a fan of Drew Karpyshyn’s work, this is one book that’s definitely worth checking out. Click here to read our full review.

You can check out Random House’s product page for a full list of retailers and for an excerpt from the book.

Posted By: Skuldren for Roqoo Depot.

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