Sun and Serpent by Jon Sprunk

Sun and Serpent

Jon Sprunk

Pyr · Print & ebook · December 17, 2019

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Who it’s for
A rebellion’s advance toward the capital meets questions of justice, grief, and uncanny barriers.
Themes
Rebellion against an empire, Grief and loss, Justice after victory
Genres
Epic Fantasy, Dark Fantasy, Military Fantasy

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About this book

THE WAR CONTINUES, AND THE UNDEAD RAVAGE THE LAND. JIROM, HORACE, AND EMANON BEGIN TO HOPE THEY MIGHT FREE THE EMPIRE. BUT CAN THEY MANAGE TO DO SO BEFORE THE DARK KING CONQUERS THE WORLD? Horace has come a long way from his days of slavery. Now he, Jirom, and their companions think they just might glimpse victory ahead, and the triumphant end to what began as a mere slave rebellion. But first Horace must recover from the loss of his beloved Alyra.

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And Jirom finds himself asking if even victory will be worth the cost--how can he be sure he and the other winners of this war will rule more justly than the Akeshians did? Meanwhile, a mysterious mass murder-suicide in a temple in Thuum hints that they have more foes than they knew of. And as they advance upon the capital, they find strange obstacles barring their way. Obstacles that suggest the barriers between worlds are growing dangerously thin….

Justice After Victory

A rebellion’s advance toward the capital meets questions of justice, grief, and uncanny barriers.

Come here for

  • Jirom’s doubts about ruling more justly after victory
  • A mysterious mass murder-suicide in a Thuum temple

Expect

  • Horace’s grief after losing Alyra
  • Obstacles hinting that barriers between worlds are thinning

Where it sits

Epic Fantasy98%
Military Fantasy42%
Dark Fantasy35%

Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.

Publisher categories

  • Fantasy
  • Epic Fantasy
  • Dark Fantasy
Authors
Jon Sprunk
Publisher
Pyr
Published
December 17, 2019
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Rebellion against an empire · Grief and loss · Justice after victory
Reading lane
Fantasy