Bridge of Souls

The Quickening book 3

Fiona McIntosh

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Penguin
01 April 2025

Fantasy; Fantasy

Series: Quickening

A gripping and original epic fantasy from the million-copy bestselling author.

General Wyl Thirsk of Morgravia has died many times . . . But thanks to the miraculous gift bestowed upon him by the witch Myrren, Wyl lives on - though greatly altered and unrecognisable. Only by assuming the throne will he be freed from the dark spell that has both cursed and sustained him.

But Wyl's time is running out. His beloved Queen Valentyna will soon be wed to his most hated enemy, the ruthless King Celimus - and despite the impending nuptials, war threatens to engulf their nations.

Trapped in a body that is not his own, Wyl must walk his most dangerous path yet - straight into the brutal clutches of his sadistic foe, in a last, desperate attempt to save his land, his love, his life - and his soul.

Bridge of Souls is an action-packed fantasy adventure filled with twists that will keep you guessing until the very end of this epic series.

By: Fiona McIntosh
Imprint: Penguin
Country of Publication: Australia
Dimensions: Height: 196mm, Width: 131mm, Spine: 30mm
Weight: 352g
ISBN: 9781761351662
ISBN 10: 1761351664
Series: Quickening
Pages: 480
Publication Date: 01 April 2025
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Fiona McIntosh is an internationally and million-copy bestselling author of novels for adults and children across several genres. Alongside her highly successful historical fiction titles, for which she has been nominated at the Australian Book Industry Awards for commercial fiction book of the year, her popular Detective Jack Hawksworth series will soon be released across the UK. Several of her historical titles as well as the 'world of Hawksworth' crime novels have been optioned for the screen. Her debut children's picture book, Harry and Gran Bake a Cake, will be published in 2025. Fiona roams the world for her research and lives between Adelaide in South Australia and Wiltshire in England.