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Mick Farren

Feb 2006 · Flame of Evil Book 1 · Sold by Macmillan

About this ebook

The last bastions of freedom, the Kingdom of Albany and the Norse Alliance, stand at bay. They are threatened by the Empire of the Mosul, whose unstoppable forces, driven by the brutal theocracy of the Zhaithan and drawn by the promise of paradise, have already conquered most of Europe and now set their sights on the New World.

There is one slim chance of salvation. Four youngsters must find each other, and themselves, to form an entity that can challenge the Dark Things, warrior demons raised by the necromancy of the Zhaithan. But the Four are widely scattered. Argo Weaver, fleeing his East Virginia home to escape a brutal stepfather, is concerned only with his own survival. Lady Cordelia Blakeney, aristocratic and decorative adjunct to the Army of Albany, cares more for the fit of her uniform than the state of the world. Jesamine is the slave-concubine of a brutal Teuton colonel. Raphael Vega, Hispanian conscript in the army of the Mosul, must hide his artistic talents from the heresy-seeking priests.

And even with the help of the mysterious Yancey Slide, who may not be entirely human, the obstacles they face may well be insurmountable.



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Ratings and reviews

Not your typical book since it involves different elements of spiritual powers. Astral projection and spiritual energy blast are part of many peoples childhood since many cartoons incorporated these quite often.

About the author

Mick Farren received attention in the 1970s with The DNA Cowboys cult trilogy. Through the 1980s and 1990s, he published a number of non-fiction works including a bestselling biography of Elvis Presley's manager, Colonel Tom Parker, and providing lyrics for bands like Metallica and Brother Wayne Kramer. With Kramer, he created the musical The Last Words Of Dutch Schultz, and he has scripted several of documentaries. He emerged into the 21st century with the critically acclaimed and suitably unorthodox vampire saga The Renquist Quartet, and the alternate world epic Flame Of Evil.