The Heretic Kings
In times of chaos, when everything familiar is made
strange and nothing remains secure, the future of all people is shaped
by the actions of a few...
The resisters of terror
When the power-hungry and
fanatical Pius won himself enough allegiance e magic-users and
foreigners put to death, three of the five Ramusian King, denied him.
But for their resistance, they must now fight to maintain their
thrones — forcing one King to face a civil war so brutal that it
threatens to destroy everything he fights to preserve.
The seeds of revolution
Toward the East, Corfe
Cear-Inaf wins distinction in the ongoing battle against the Merduk
attackers as he tries to protect the infirm High Pontiff Macrobius from
political intrigue. And far to the West, Hawkwood and his band of
misfits finally arrive in the fabled land across the sea, only to find
themselves caught in an unexpected confrontation.
The keepers of the past
Meanwhile in Charibon, two humble monks discover an ancient manuscript that is destined to change the face of the world – the biography of St. Ramusio himself. But now they must find a way to be heard…
Paul Kearney
Paul Kearney was born and grew up in Northern Ireland. He studied English at Oxford University and has lived for several years in both Denmark and the United States. He now lives by the sea in County Down with his wife and two dogs.
The Monarchies of God
The Monarchies of God consists of five books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
Related series The Monarchies of God (omnibus editions)
Book Reviews
The Heretic Kings is the second book of The Monarchies of God series. The Heretic Kings is an excellent fantasy book. I enjoyed reading it. If you liked the first book of this series, you'll enjoy reading this book. I can recommend this book to everybody, who likes good fantasy books.