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Down Among The Dead Men (Paperback)


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In the sequel to Blue Moon Rising, the Rangers are sent to investigate a mysterious breakdown in communications with a border fortress and are forced into an alliance with outlaws against an ancient, evil beast that threatens the entire world.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Sets Pattern For Ghostworld and Hellworld, Jan 15 2004
By Joshua Koppel (Chicago, IL United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Down Among the Dead Men (Paperback)
This is a sequel to Blue Moon Rising, but like Ghostworld and Hellworld, the character base has been trimmed from the epic to the contained.

The time is ten years after the Demon War (see Blue Moon Rising). A border fort was constructed to secure a border with Hillsdown. But now the fort has gone silent. A team of Rangers is sent to investigate.

Upon arrival at the fort it is obvious that there is something very wrong. Soon the Rangers must join with some bandits in order to survive a horror that threatens the whole world.

Dream sequences give a great personality profile for each character in a similar fashion to the flashbacks in Blue Moon Rising. While a direct sequel to the events of Blue Moon Rising, this is a tough and gritty tale that does not have the Rupert/Dragon/Julia/Unicorn brand of humor. But it is no less a good yarn.

If you like the Forest Kingdom books (or the Twilight of the Empire books), you should take quite well to this one.

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