Blurb:
Go big or go gnome. The New York Times bestselling
authors of Kill the Farm Boy return to the world of Pell, the
irreverent fantasy universe that recalls Monty Python and Terry Pratchett.
The Skyr is a rich, verdant land claimed by both halflings and gnomes. For centuries, the halflings have worked to undermine gnomish power structures and seize total control--through legal means, certainly, but more insidiously through their extensive organized crime network. Now, threatened with being pushed out entirely, the gnomes are desperate and ready to fight back. Gustave the Goat King faces his first test as a leader: Can he bring peace to a fraught region or will a civil war consume the entire kingdom?
The Skyr is a rich, verdant land claimed by both halflings and gnomes. For centuries, the halflings have worked to undermine gnomish power structures and seize total control--through legal means, certainly, but more insidiously through their extensive organized crime network. Now, threatened with being pushed out entirely, the gnomes are desperate and ready to fight back. Gustave the Goat King faces his first test as a leader: Can he bring peace to a fraught region or will a civil war consume the entire kingdom?
My review:
A mélange of misbegotten creatures go a questing in this
compilation of puns, alliterations and out right silliness that overshadows a
rather serious plot. The authors draw you in and make you smile in this
fabulous follow up to Kill the Farm Boy. While it’s helpful if you’ve read the
first this can be read standalone. I heartily recommend.
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