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Here on Fantasy Book Critic, we are big fans of David Oliver and his fast-paced, action fantasy saga The Great Hearts. This series crosses multiple genres and is on the darker side of the fantasy spectrum.
I love it for the solid character work, action-adventure aspect of the dual timelines as well as the cool mysteries that the author is slowly unveiling. Plus for fans of the spy-soldier academy trope, they will find that David does some wonderfully thrilling things here.
So today we are thrilled to reveal the cover for the fourth volume of the Great Hearts Series titled APOTHEOSIS. The brilliant cover illustration & design is done by J. Caleb Clark, who has also done the honours for the past covers. So check it out...
Preorder The Great Hearts IV: Apotheosis over HERE
OFFICIAL BOOK BLURB: There's no rest for the wicked.
The Hrudan are coming and a spike in monster attacks throughout the empire has the Academy worried and Calidan exhausted. Training under monster-hunter extraordinaire Sarrenai, he and Cassius must learn, and learn fast, because there are a whole lot of monsters and only so many hunters to go around.
But he might find that his strongest foe is closer to home.
Beholden to the Wanderer, how far will Calidan the Imperator go to save both Cassius and Seya? Because robbing a god certainly doesn't seem healthy.
I'll be itching to get my hands on the ARC and will be reviewing it hopefully in the next month.
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