Traitor
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Muhanir Iscarath has a secret. To the average Avelingian, he appears to be an ordinary bar keeper. Only a select few know that he also leads a Fiean spy ring that is deep behind enemy lines. He does everything that he can to keep a watchful eye on the enemy until he receives word of a nightmare beyond all telling:
The revolution is on the brink of disaster, and there is a traitor within the Fiean Republican Army.
In their darkest hour, the ring of patriots quickly learns that the only person who can save their beloved cause is the lonely wife of the very spymaster who is hunting them, but they do not know if the young lady is a homemaker with a wandering eye or a dragon in disguise. Cut off from help and with nowhere to run, Muhanir and his fellows must find a way to expose the enemy within and get the Fiean Army moving once more… or die trying.
If You're A Fan Of Any Of The Following Authors, You'll Enjoy This Series!
J.R.R. Tolkien
George R.R. Martin
Brandon Sanderson
Terry Brooks
R.A. Salvatore
Michael J. Sullivan
Margaret Weis
Tracy Hickman
Lindsay Buroker
Tom Clancy
Patrick Rothfuss
Brian McClellan
If You Enjoy Any Of The Following Series, You'll Like This One!
The Lord of the Rings
A Song of Ice and Fire (Game of Thrones)
Dragonlance
The Shannara Chronicles
The Wheel Of Time
Star Wars
Keywords
fantasy, fantasy books, science fantasy, epic fantasy, high fantasy, fantasy warfare, military fantasy, military science fiction, military science fantasy, espionage, spy thriller, thriller, romantic thriller, fantasy romance, action, adventure, to read, for adults, gun, firearm, sorcery, suspense
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Eric Mrozek is the author of the Maereath series of novels, the founder of Free Eagle Studios, LLC, and an ardent pop culture junkie who currently resides in Michigan. When he is not busy plotting out his next story, he can typically be found in the great outdoors, at a microbrewery, or shouting about whatever catches his fancy on his soulless corporate website: www.ericmrozek.com.
