The Dark Field
J. R. Mabry, Mickey Asteriouscience fiction > space opera, fantasy > high fantasy, steampunk
Only one woman knows how to save the universe from certain doom. And she isn’t talking...
The Dark Lord Samael is a writhing mass of tentacles who can crack a planet with his beak and suck the magma from its lifeless husk. And his appetite for death is infinite...
The Lizard King is grooming a traitor prince to become a new lord of death as he leads an army of orcs against his own people...
An elf princess flees her palace to escape a marriage she does not want, and throws her lot in with a brash new rebellion...
The summoner Osia must use all his powers to gather a representative from each of the bright races — elves, dwarfs, men, and werebears — to a grand council to decide the fate of their worlds...
The Dark Field is the second book in the Red Horn Saga, an epic fantasy that skillfully blends high fantasy, steampunk, Cthulu, and space opera. The magic is unpredictable, the spaceships run on coal, and no power known to dwarf, elf, or man can stop the carnage. Only a hero small enough can save us now.
Prepare to be swept away into a universe filled with magic.
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J. R. Mabry
J.R. Mabry roams the earth like the ghost of Jacob Marley, searching for the perfect omelet pan. He writes thoughtful urban fantasy and science fiction. When not haunting high-end cooking stores, he lives with his wife and three dogs in Oakland, CA. He is allergic to coffee, tea, and alcohol, and for this reason the hills resound with his lamentation. He is also generally a cheery guy.
He also writes under the name Jack Fullam with writing partners B.J. West and Michael Asteriou. He writes non-fiction under the name John R. Mabry.
