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Book SynopsisThe plan, however, soon goes awry as Kellanved develops a strange and dangerous fascination for a mysterious ancient structure found on the island.
The chaos in the region extends to the metaphysical planes also as a young priest of D'rek starts to question the rot at the heart of the worship of the god of decay.
Trade ReviewTremendous . . . I loved having the opportunity to glimpse characters in a completely different light, and the creation of the Malazan Empire through the lens of reality rather than myth.
Deadhouse Landing is one of Esslemont's best books to date . . . for fans of anything Malazan, this is an absolute must. * FANTASY BOOK REVIEW 'Recommended Book of the Month' *
The world building is truly impressive . . . the action scenes well written . . . Esslemont's writing style addictive and engaging . . . if you're looking for a new epic fantasy read, I strongly recommend taking a look at
Deadhouse Landing, because it's one of the best and most epic fantasy novels of the year! * RISING SHADOW.NET *
Esslemont delivers another engrossing tale . . . has all the hallmarks of great epic fantasy . . . seamlessly weaves great characters, action sequences and genuine humour into a fascinating narrative . . . an essential read for Malazan fans, new and old. * THE CRITICAL DRAGON.COM *
Esslemont nails the feel and flavour of Erikson's books and brings the historical characters to life with a dexterity that will win over even the most sceptical fans. * PUBLISHERS WEEKLY *
Tight and enjoyable . . . builds on the very fine foundation stones laid by
Dancer's Lament. * THE WERTZONE *
