Crypt of the Shadowking
A Harpers Novel
1st Edition
Published on 7. August 2012
312 pages
978-0-7869-6368-3 (ISBN)
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When the evil Zhentarim attempt to take over the richest of the Caravan Cities, an ex-Harper agent tries to foil the wicked plot
Under a dark cloud, Caledan Caldorien left the Harpers seven years ago. Now a mysterious and beautiful messenger from the secret society convinces him to undertake one final, reckless mission.
Iriaebor, the City of a Thousand Spires, has fallen under the sway of the evil network of Zhentarim. With a fellowship of old friends, Caledan must seek an ancient magic to counter the dark conspiracy of the Harpers' nemeses. For awaiting them all is a terrible secret that lies beneath the city . . .
Crypt of the Shadowking is the sixth book in a series of loosely-connected novels about the Harpers.
Under a dark cloud, Caledan Caldorien left the Harpers seven years ago. Now a mysterious and beautiful messenger from the secret society convinces him to undertake one final, reckless mission.
Iriaebor, the City of a Thousand Spires, has fallen under the sway of the evil network of Zhentarim. With a fellowship of old friends, Caledan must seek an ancient magic to counter the dark conspiracy of the Harpers' nemeses. For awaiting them all is a terrible secret that lies beneath the city . . .
Crypt of the Shadowking is the sixth book in a series of loosely-connected novels about the Harpers.
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Mark Anthony is the author of several Dungeons & Dragons novels set within the Forgotten Realms, Dragonlance, and Ravenloft campaign settings. His work includes books such as Crypt of the Shadowking, Kindred Spirits, and Escape from Undermountain. He learned to love both books and mountains during childhood summers spent in a Colorado ghost town. Later he was trained as a palaeoanthropologist but along the way grew interested in a different sort of human evolution-the symbolic progress reflected in myth and the literature of the fantastic. He lives and writes in Colorado.
