Fawn Bluefield, the smart young farmer gal, and Dag Redwing Hickory, the seasoned Lakewalker soldier-sorcerer, have been married all of two hours if they depart her family members’s plantation for Dag’s house at Hickory Lake Camp. Having obtained a hesitant approval from Fawn’s family members for their unlikely marriage, the few hopes to discover a very similar reception among Dag’s Lakewalker kin. But their entrance is fulfilled with prejudice and suspicion, setting many in the camp against them, including Dag’s very own mom about The Writing Blade, Vol. 2: Legacy and brother. A faction of Hickory Lake Camp, denying the literal bond between Dag and Fawn, woven in bloodstream in the marvelous way of the Lakewalkers, even goes so far as to threaten permanent exile for Dag.

Before their fate like a couple is decided, however, Dag is called aside by an unexpected—and viciously magical—malice attack on the neighboring hinterland, threatening Lakewalkers and farmers both. What his patrol discovers there will not only transformation Dag and his brand-new bride, but will call into query the uneasy romantic relationship between their individuals—and could even provide a glimmer of expect a less divided future.

Filled up with heroic deeds, wondrous magic, and rich, all-too-human character types, The Posting Knife: Legacy is at once a gripping experience and a poignant romance in one of the very most imaginative and thoughtful writers in fantasy today.