Water Sleeps: A Novel of the Black Company (Chronicles of The Black Company, 10)

Review\n"Cook's singular talent for combining gritty realism and high fantasy provides a singular edge....Highly recommended." --Library Journal
"Compelling...Holds to the...standards of previous volumes." --Publishers Weekly\nCook's singular talent for combining gritty realism and high fantasy provides a singular edge....Highly recommended. Library Journal
Compelling...Holds to the...standards of previous volumes. Publishers Weekly"\nCook's singular talent for combining gritty realism and high fantasy provides a singular edge....Highly recommended. "Library Journal"
Compelling...Holds to the...standards of previous volumes. "Publishers Weekly""\n"Cook's singular talent for combining gritty realism and high fantasy provides a singular edge....Highly recommended."--"Library Journal "\n"Compelling...Holds to the...standards of previous volumes."--"Publishers Weekly"\nOne of the greatest fantasy epics of our age continues in Water Sleeps, the ninth installment of Glen Cook's Chronicles of the Black Company.\nRegrouping in Taglios, the surviving members of the Black Company are determined to free their fellow warriors held in stasis beneath the glittering plain. Journey there under terrible conditions, they arrive just in time for a magical conflagration in which the bones of the world will be revealed, the history of the Company unveiled, and new world gained and lost...all at a terrible price.\nFrom the Back Cover\nRegrouping in Taglios, the surviving members of the Black Company are determined to free their fellow warriors held in stasis beneath the glittering plain. Journeying there under terrible conditions, they arrive just in time for a magical conflagration in which the bones of the world will be revealed, the history of the Company unveiled, and new worlds gained and lost . . . all at a terrible price.
Wry, tough-minded, brilliantly imagined, and told with enormous flair, Water Sleeps is Glen Cook at the top of his game.