Books matching: non western medieval setting
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Save:In the book 'The Wolf of Oren-yaro' by K.S. Villoso, readers are taken on a journey with Queen Talyien as she navigates betrayals, heartache, and perilous encounters while trying to reconcile with her self-exiled husband. The story is set in a non-Western, medieval Asia-inspired setting, where political intrigue and treachery abound. The plot unfolds with Talyien facing assassins, traitors, and political turmoil as she strives to reclaim her throne and her identity amidst a backdrop of diverse political organizations and a feudal Asian feel.
'The Wolf of Oren-yaro' is a character-driven epic where readers follow Queen Talyien's thought process and emotional turmoil as she grapples with her dual roles of ruler and individual. The narrative is filled with plot twists, unexpected turns, and a mix of romance, politics, and magic that keep readers engaged and guessing until the very end.
Hurricanes destroy the villages and they call it senseless; the winter winds come and they call it cold. What else did they expect from my people, the Oren-yaro, the ambitious savages who created a wa... - #2
Save:The Stone in the Skull by Elizabeth Bear is the first book in the Lotus Kingdoms trilogy. The story follows Gage, an automaton mercenary, and the Dead Man on a journey to deliver an important message to the sorcerer of the Lotus Kingdom. Set in a world filled with intriguing characters like rulers, wizards, and unique creatures, the book combines elements of fantasy, steampunk, and post-apocalyptic genres. The plot revolves around political intrigue, conflicts between kingdoms, and the personal quests of the main characters, all while building a richly detailed world that captivates readers.
The mountain wore a mirrored mask. Ice sheathed the sheer face rising above both a steep river valley and the melancholy man in the red coat below. That ice reflected a pale sun that blazed light with...
