Dreams of Steel
Published on 4. June 2026
320 pages
978-1-0359-2992-4 (ISBN)
Description
From international bestseller Glen Cook comes the sixth book in the chronicles of the Black Company - the series that forever changed the face of fantasy.
After the disastrous defeat at Dejagore, The Lady wakes alone to a battlefield of corpses. As one of the few survivors, and with Croaker missing, it falls to her to scrape together a motley army of fugitives and outcasts strong enough to challenge the conspiring Shadowmasters.
But as an unlikely ally emerges from the shadows with even murkier motives, The Lady must decide if she can afford to lose their aid - or discover what she might risk by taking it.
After the disastrous defeat at Dejagore, The Lady wakes alone to a battlefield of corpses. As one of the few survivors, and with Croaker missing, it falls to her to scrape together a motley army of fugitives and outcasts strong enough to challenge the conspiring Shadowmasters.
But as an unlikely ally emerges from the shadows with even murkier motives, The Lady must decide if she can afford to lose their aid - or discover what she might risk by taking it.
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Language
English
Place of publication
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
File size
1,98 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-0359-2992-4 (9781035929924)
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Glen Cook grew up in northern California, served in the U.S. Navy, attended the University of Missouri, and was one of the earliest graduates of the well-known Clarion Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers' Workshop. Since 1971 he has published a large number of Science Fiction and fantasy novels, including the occult-detective 'Garrett' novels, and the very popular 'Black Company' sequence that began with the publication of The Black Company in 1984. After working many years for General Motors, Cook now writes full-time. He lives near St. Louis, Missouri, with his wife Carol.
