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Poetic magic clashes with political intrigue.

"Seasons Of War" offers a rich tapestry of complex characters and a unique system of magic that's as dangerous as it is captivating. The tension between innovation and tradition, wrapped in the looming threat of war, makes for a compelling narrative. It's the kind of grand, thoughtful fantasy that invites you to ponder the cost of power and the price of peace long after the last page.

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Seasons of War - The Long Price

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ISBN: 9781841496146
Authors: Daniel Abraham
Publisher: Orbit
Date of Publication: 2010-01-01
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: Historical Fiction, Science Fiction, Fantasy
Goodreads rating: 4.12
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The poets and their magical andat have protected the cities of the Khaiem against their rivals in Galt for generations. Otah, Khai of the Winter City of Machi, has tried for years to prepare his people for a future in which the andat can no longer be safely harnessed. But his warnings have been ignored, and now it's too late. A ruthless, charismatic Galtic general believes he has found a way to strip the andat of their power. If he is wrong, Galt will be destroyed. If he is right, the Khaiem will fall. Only one thing is certain: conflict is inevitable, and Otah and his old friend and enemy, the disgraced poet Maati, must fight a desperate battle to protect their cities from slaughter. These two men, bound together by shadow and betrayal, will bring the world to the edge of a cataclysm unlike anything either side had imagined. If the cost of war is high, the price of peace may be unimaginable...
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Poetic magic clashes with political intrigue.

"Seasons Of War" offers a rich tapestry of complex characters and a unique system of magic that's as dangerous as it is captivating. The tension between innovation and tradition, wrapped in the looming threat of war, makes for a compelling narrative. It's the kind of grand, thoughtful fantasy that invites you to ponder the cost of power and the price of peace long after the last page.