Weavers of War
Weavers of War brings Winds of the Forelands to a powerful climax.
After nine-hundred years of peace, war has again erupted between the magical
Qirsi and their Eandi masters. After the failed Qirsi uprising nearly a
millennium ago, the Eandi thought they could prevent another bloody
conflict by making sure no Qirsi Weaver was born, a sorcerer powerful
enough to wield many magics and worse, weave together others’ magics
into a fearsomely powerful weapon.
But now a Weaver has come to
power. For years he worked secretly, with assassins, spies, and traitors to create deep resentments and suspicions among the lords of the land.
He has even divided his own people, for while all feel oppressed, even
the Weaver’s most loyal collaborators fear his anger and the bitter lash of his punishment when they disappoint him.
In the chaos of a
war which is sundering the land, only Grinsa, a humble fortuneteller,
stands against the growing dark power of the Weaver’s ever-advancing
horde. But Grinsa has battled the Weaver once before and lost, barely
avoiding a magical killing blow. With the fate of the Forelands resting
on his shoulders, he must step into the breach again, facing the near
certainty of his own death, and the loss of all he holds dear.
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David B. Coe
David B. Coe is the author of more than fifteen novels. His first series, the LonTobyn Chronicle won the William L. Crawford Fantasy Award as the best new fantasy. He followed the LonTobyn Books with his critically acclaimed Winds of the Forelands and Blood of the Southlands series. David’s books have been translated into a dozen languages.
David also writes the historical urban fantasy - the Thieftaker Chronicles - as D. B. Jackson.
Winds of the Forelands
A kingdom on the verge of civil war. A young noble falsely accused of a vicious killing. Whispers of a powerful conspiracy among a mysterious race of sorcerers. So begins an epic tale of murder and intrigue, romance and betrayal, politics and warfare, all set in a magical, richly detailed world.
Winds of the Forelands consists of five books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
Related series Blood of the Southlands

