The hard-fighting, harder-drinking fortune hunters of The Hammer as well as the Cutting tool and A Discourse in Steel are back again to test their mettle and tempt fickle fate.

Fantasy fiction has long welcomed exciting rogues: Fritz Leiber’s Fafhrd and the Grey Mouser, George R. R. Martin’s Dunk and Egg, and Scott Lynch’s Locke Lamora and Jean Tannen possess all produced their tag. In his Egil & Nix series, New York Times bestselling writer Paul S. Kemp introduces a daring fresh duo towards the ranks of fantasy popularity- about A Conversation in Bloodstream: An Egil & Nix Novel or is it infamy?

Nix is normally a nimble thief with sufficient knowledge of magic to get into serious difficulty. Egil is the just priest of a discredited god. Jointly, they look for riches and renown, but somehow it is always misadventure and mayhem that find them-even in the dive bar they call home. And their fortune has yet to improve.

All Nix wants to perform is certainly cheer Egil up after a bout of heartbreak. And, of course, strike it therefore rich that they want never be concerned about their mixed bar bill. However when the light-fingered scoundrel plunders a tomb and snatches secret golden plates protected in runes, the treasure brings terrifying trouble. Pursued by an abomination filled with ravenous hunger and unquenchable wrath, Egil and Nix discover all they hold dear-including their beloved tavern-in dire peril. To state nothing from the world itself.

Praise to get a Conversation in Blood

“An adventure perfect for fantasy fans and action-movie lovers. It will require readers on a wild ride with heart-pounding fights, harebrained schemes, and several laugh-out-loud occasions.”-Booklist

“In the event that you appreciate storytelling with this content sensibilities of Video game of Thrones, then imagine George R. R. Martin pressured to write while strapped to leading of a War Kids’ car heading 100 mph, pumped full of Jolt Cola and Pixy Sticks with Metallica blaring through the speakers and you approximate the full Egil & Nix encounter that [Paul S.] Kemp delivers.”-Rebels Report