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Lord Protector

The Queen's Blade #6 / 6
by T. C. Southwell
Lord Protector (The Queen's Blade #6) by T. C. Southwell
★ 8.00 / 1
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The Queen’s Blade returns to Jashimari to await the reward the Idol of the Beasts promised him for saving Minna-Satu’s life – the rebirth of his familiar. Rivan is reborn in the spring, and Blade knows the wonder and joy of bonding with his familiar again, which he lost when the Cotti slew the wood cat at the Rout of Ashtalon, when Blade was a twelve-year-old child.

Prince Dravis, however, who has fled to Contara to evade the Cotti courts that have condemned him for murdering Trelath, seeks vengeance. His soldiers capture Blade in the village where he is living while Rivan reaches adulthood in the wild, and take him to Contara. There, Dravis discovers that Blade has a familiar and tries to force the assassin to kill Kerrion by threatening to slay Rivan. Blade agrees and, since the wood cat Dravis has captured is not Rivan, assassinates the Prince instead, but then falls foul of another of Kerrion’s half-brothers, this time an older, illegitimate one.

In Jondar, Chiana receives a message that the Queen’s Blade is dead, along with a half-rotted head. Although Kerra refuses to accept it at first, Chiana fears that it is true and sends a company of soldiers to Ashmarad, capital of Contara, to find him, or his body. In Cotti, the news of Blade’s death saddens Minna-Satu, and Kerrion promises her retribution, but no one knows who killed the Queen’s Blade… or if the legendary assassin is truly dead…

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Release date: 2010

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T. C. Southwell

T. C. Southwell

T. C. Southwell was born in Sri Lanka and moved to the Seychelles with her family when she was a baby. She spent her formative years exploring the islands – mostly alone. Naturally, her imagination flourished and she developed a keen love of other worlds. The family travelled through Europe and Africa and, after the death of her father, settled in South Africa.

She started writing stories at school, filling many notebooks with tales penned in longhand. She has now written over thirty fantasy and sci-fi novels and five screenplays. Her hobbies include motorcycling, writing, reading and art, and she earns a living in the IT industry. She created all the images on this website and designed and created all the covers of her books.

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A confirmed bachelorette, she has never married and lives alone in Cape Town, spending most of her time at her PC, writing, editing and creating digital art for her book covers. After several unsuccessful attempts at finding a publisher, Demon Lord was published in South Africa in 2006, but, due to poor publicity and subsequent abysmal sales, the sequel, Dark God, was never published.

In 2010 she gave up trying to find a mainstream publisher and took the independent route via e-books on the internet. Since then, she has published thirty-one e-books in five series, and plans to write many more.

All Illustrations and covers are made by the author.

The Queen's Blade

The Queen's Blade consists of six primary books, and includes two additional books that complement the series but are not considered mandatory reads. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.

The Queen's Blade (The Queen's Blade #1)
★ 9.00 / 2
Sacrifice (The Queen's Blade #2)
★ 9.00 / 1
Invisible Assassin (The Queen's Blade #3)
★ 8.00 / 1
Sacred Knight of the Veil (The Queen's Blade #4)
★ 10.00 / 1
Master of the Dance (The Queen's Blade #5)
★ 8.00 / 1
Lord Protector (The Queen's Blade #6)
★ 8.00 / 1
Conash: Dead Son (The Queen's Blade)
Unrated
God Touched (The Queen's Blade)
Unrated


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