Given Sacrifice

#10 Change

S. M. Stirling

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ROC
02 September 2014

Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945); War & combat fiction; Science fiction; Fantasy; Sword & Sorcery; Science Fantasy

Series: Change

Rudi Mackenzie has won the battle that expelled the enemy from the new High Kingdom of Montival. Now he must free the people who live in the state once known as Idaho from occupation by the legions of the Church Universal and Triumphant and pursue them to their lair over the mountains. There he will finally confront the forces behind the Church - the Powers of the Void. Yet even a victory will not end the conflict forever.

The Powers of the Void are malevolent and infinitely patient, and the struggle is one that involves the entire world. They threaten not only Rudi in the present, but also the future represented by his children, Orlaith and John. Rudi knows this.

And as his heir Princess Orlaith grows up in the shadow of her famous father, she also realises that the enemy will do anything to see that she does not live to fulfil her parents' dream...

By: S. M. Stirling
Imprint: ROC
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions: Height: 188mm, Width: 109mm, Spine: 27mm
Weight: 301g
ISBN: 9780451417329
ISBN 10: 0451417321
Series: Change
Pages: 496
Publication Date: 02 September 2014
Recommended Age: From 18 years
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

S. M. Stirling is the author of many science fiction and fantasy novels, including the Novels of the Change ( The Golden Princess, Lord of Mountains, The Tears of the Sun, The High King of Montival, The Sword of the Lady, The Scourge of God, and The Sunrise Lands ).

Reviews for Given Sacrifice (#10 Change)

Wondrous. --Amazing Stories A wonderful mix of alternative history, postapocalyptic fiction, and classical fantasy genres...filled with intense action and plausible military strategy. --PNC-Minnesota Bureau S. M. Stirling develops characters that readers can relate to on a personal level. --SFRevu