"LITERARY CRITICISM American General." . . "fantasy" . . "Electronic books"@en . . . "Mazarkis William's debut novel, The Emperor's Knife, was praised for its exotic settings, gripping intrigue, and vivid, full-blooded characters. Now Williams returns to the sumptuous palaces and treacherous back alleys of the Cerani Empire, where intrigue, passion, and dangerous magic threaten the very soul of a newly-crowned emperor. After spending most of his life in captivity and solitude, Sarmin now sits upon the Petal Throne of Cerana. But his reign is an uneasy one. Ambitious generals and restless soldiers want war at any cost. An insidious foreign religion stirs fear among the people an..." . . . . . . . "Knife sworn" . "Knife sworn"@en . "Mazarkis William's debut novel, The Emperor's Knife, was praised for its exotic settings, gripping intrigue, and vivid, full-blooded characters. Now Williams returns to the sumptuous palaces and treacherous back alleys of the Cerani Empire, where intrigue, passion, and dangerous magic threaten the very soul of a newly-crowned emperor. After spending most of his life in captivity and solitude, Sarmin now sits upon the Petal Throne of Cerana. But his reign is an uneasy one. Ambitious generals and restless soldiers want war at any cost. An insidious foreign religion stirs fear amo."@en . . . "Online-Publikation" . . . . . "Knife-sworn"@en . "Knife-sworn" . "Knife sworn book two of the Tower and Knife trilogy"@en . "Fiction"@en . "Fiction" . . . . . . . . "Fantasy fiction"@en . . . . . . "Torn between his love for two very different women including a Windreader princess and lowborn untouchable with whom he shares a unique bond, Cerana king Sarmin struggles to choose a royal assassin who will serve as a loyal defender of the throne."@en . "Knife-Sworn"@en . "Knife Sworn" . . . "FICTION General." . .