The Red-Stained Wings by Elizabeth Bear - ISBN: 9780765380166
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Desert war, riddles, and deadly skies: the Lotus Kingdoms bleed.

The Red-Stained Wings

The Lotus Kingdoms, Book Two

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  • Paperback

    384 pages

  • Release Date

    7 April 2020

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Summary

The sequel to The Stone in the Skull takes the Gage into desert lands under a deadly sky to answer the riddle of the Stone in the Skull.

The Gage and the Dead Man brought a message from the greatest wizard of Messaline to the ruling queen of Sarathai, one of the Lotus Kingdoms. But the message was a riddle, and the Lotus Kingdoms are at war.

Book Details

ISBN-13:9780765380166
ISBN-10:0765380161
Author:Elizabeth Bear
Publisher:St Martin's Press
Imprint:Tor Books
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:384
Release Date:7 April 2020
Weight:428g
Dimensions:238mm x 162mm x 33mm
Series:The Lotus Kingdoms
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Critics Review

Praise for The Stone in the Skull

“Elizabeth Bear sweeps the reader into a world of ravishing detail.”–Huffington Post

“Amazing worldbuilding, gloriously precise prose, and excellent pacing.”–Tor.com

“The Eternal Sky trilogy is one of the great fantasy epics of the last decade, and Bear triumphantly returns to that setting.”–Library Journal

“Glorious and dramatic.”–Publishers Weekly, starred review

“The plot hews closely to the whole band-of-rogues-assemble-to-fight-stronger-band-of-foes … Bear noodles around that trope like a jazz master and takes the story to some interesting places …”–Locus

“This is a promising beginning indeed for an epic … and it will no doubt be a magnificent journey.”–Booklist

“A panoramic drama that grabs and grips from Page 1 … vivid, absorbing, and thrilling.”–Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

“Clever and beautifully written.”–Elitist Book Reviews

“A thoughtful, richly complex, humane work eloquently told and elegantly constructed.”–Fantasy Literature

“Enchanting.”–The Illustrated Page

About The Author

Elizabeth Bear

Elizabeth Bear was the recipient of the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer in 2005. She has won two Hugo Awards for her short fiction. Bear lives in South Hadley, MA.

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