Drakenfeld
Drakenfeld by Mark Charan Newton is a fantasy novel published by Pan Macmillan in 2014, featuring 428 pages in English. The story follows Lucan Drakenfeld, a Sun Chamber Officer who returns to the ancient city of Tryum after his father’s death. He becomes embroiled in a complex investigation when the King’s sister is found murdered in a locked temple, leading him to navigate a web of corruption, political intrigue, and dark rumors.
Readers will find a narrative that intertwines elements of mystery and historical fantasy, as Drakenfeld seeks to uncover the truth behind the murder while facing threats from the underworld of Tryum. The investigation challenges him to distinguish between superstition and reality, with implications that could affect the entire Royal Vispasian Union. This edition presents a detailed exploration of the themes of power and deception within a richly constructed world.
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THEY’LL KILL TO HIDE THE TRUTH. HE’LL KILL TO FIND IT The monarchies of the Royal Vispasian Union have been bound together for two hundred years by laws maintained and enforced by the powerful Sun Chamber. Nations have flourished as a result, but corruption, deprivation and murder will always find a way . . . Following his father’s death, Sun Chamber Officer Lucan Drakenfeld is recalled home to the ancient city of Tryum and rapidly embroiled in a mystifying case. The King’s sister has been found brutally murdered – her beaten and bloody body discovered in a locked temple. With rumours of dark spirits and political assassination, Drakenfeld has his work cut out to separate superstition from certainty. His determination to find the killer quickly makes him a target, as the underworld gangs of Tryum focus on this new threat to their power. Embarking on the biggest and most complex investigation of his career, Drakenfeld soon realizes the evidence is leading him towards a motive that could ultimately bring darkness to the whole continent. The fate of the nations is in his hands. ‘Game of Thrones fans will find plenty to enjoy in the story’s sharply played political skulduggery . . . an intriguing introduction to a world that’s challenging and provocative without falling into Grimdark clichés’SFX ‘A smart, interesting thriller’i09.com @MarkCNwww.markcnewton.com
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