Factotum
Factotum by D. M. Cornish, published by Firebird in 2011, is a captivating addition to the fantasy genre, featuring 704 pages in English. The story follows Rossamund, who becomes the personal servant, or factotum, to the esteemed monster-hunter, the Branden Rose. As they navigate a world filled with danger, powerful adversaries threaten both Rossamund and the stability of Europe, setting the stage for a thrilling adventure.
Readers will encounter a richly constructed world where action and adventure intertwine with themes of loyalty and courage. This final volume of The Foundling’s Tale delves into moral and ethical dilemmas, presenting a narrative that explores the complexities of both humans and monsters. With its intricate world-building and suspenseful plot, Factotum offers an engaging experience for fans of young adult fiction and fantasy.
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Rossamund is now the personal servant – the factotum – of the Branden Rose, the most renowned monster-hunter in all of the Half-Continent. But despite the Rose’s power and influence as a Peer of the Empire, powerful forces move against them both, intent on capturing Rossamund and destroying Europe in the process. This final volume of The Foundling’s Tale is full of the suspense and lush world building that have made D. M. Cornish one of the most avidly watched modern fantasists.
“Riveting . . . The author laces his rococo but fluent narrative with moral and ethical conundrums, twists both terrible and tongue in cheek, startling revelations about humans and monsters alike and sturdy themes of loyalty, courage and selfrealization” – Kirkus Reviews, starred review
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