
A disgraced knight in 1348 escorts a mysterious girl through a plague-ravaged land, battling angels and demons in a war for humanity's soul.
A disgraced knight in 1348 escorts a mysterious girl through a plague-ravaged land, battling angels and demons in a war for humanity's soul.
Enter a darker age with USA Today bestselling author Christopher Buehlman's Between Two Fires, a medieval horror adventure unlike anything on the shelf. The beloved BookTok sensation is now coming to Nightfire. And Lucifer said: “Let us rise against Him now in all our numbers, and pull the walls of heaven down...” The year is 1348. Thomas, a disgraced knight, has found a young girl alone in a dead Norman village. An orphan of the Black Death, and an almost unnerving picture of innocence, she tel...
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Explicit sexual scenes including incest and pedophilia; recurring but not pervasive throughout. Graphic rape, sexual violence, pedophilia, and threats to minors, including in opening scene.
Pervasive graphic violence, extreme body horror, gore, torture, and brutal deaths including child and animal cruelty.
Moderate use of cursing and strong language scattered throughout dialogue.
Depictions of alcohol addiction and use, portrayed with cautionary elements.
Brief references to anti-gay hatred without central LGBTQIA+ characters or themes.
Central themes of faith, redemption, and divine war; clergy, rituals, and religious bigotry pervasive.
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Frequent demonology, fallen angels, and hellish monsters framed as occult supernatural threats.
Depictions of medieval social issues like misogyny, racism, antisemitism, and religious bigotry.
Instances of self-harm and suicide ideation depicted in grim contexts.
Extreme child abuse, domestic violence, animal cruelty, cannibalism, and pandemic-induced suffering. Graphic rape, sexual violence, pedophilia, and threats to minors, including in opening scene.
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I was extremely excited to read this book, but lost interest the longer it went on. The horror was somewhat interesting, and it’s certainly like…