Blood and Honor

by Simon R. Green

Series: The Forest Kingdom (2)

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The Great Jordan has been invited to act his most challenging role - one of three princes in line to the throne of Castle Midnight. Surrounded by danger, in a place where the Real and the Unreal mingle, Jordan certainly has his work cut out for him.

This is an entertaining fantasy set in the same world as Blue Moon Rising, etc.

alasen_reads | Jul 20, 2009 |

Second rate Blue Moon Rising.

Apart from the two very major problems for a novel in this milieu i.e. 1) No Hawk and 2) No Fisher, this isn't as interesting, or as funny as that book, either.

A bloke is hired to impersonate a prince, and ends up way over his head in the world of deadly courtly politics and king killing.

Plenty of supernatural 'Unreal' menace to fight as well, to make things even trickier. Add one highly competent stalwart woman, and he has a bit of a chance.

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