
A gritty sword and sorcery tale of Egil and Nix, tomb robbers facing demons and danger in a fast-paced adventure.
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A gritty sword and sorcery tale of Egil and Nix, tomb robbers facing demons and danger in a fast-paced adventure.
– Ed Greenwood, bestselling creator of Forgotten Realms "The Hammer and the Blade is an instant classic, with its punchy sense of humor, likeable heroes, and fast-paced, creative fight sequences. Killing a demon is just the prologue and after that the real adventure begins." - City Book Review · Paul S. Kemp is a lawyer. That is bad. He is also the bestselling author of the Erevis Cale sword and sorcery stories and several Star Wars novels.
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Moderate sexual content with some explicit references and mature themes. Significant depiction of sexual violence with dastardly acts described.
Frequent violent scenes with graphic depictions of combat and demon encounters.
Frequent use of pseudo-swear words and vulgar descriptions of bodily functions.
Brief mentions of alcohol use in tavern settings, not glamorized.
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Minor references to momentary gods and spiritual pacts, not devotional.
Central themes of demonology, unholy pacts, and fantasy spellcasting.
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Subtle comments on gender roles, not a dominant theme.
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Recurring themes of cruelty and suffering tied to demon pacts and violence. Significant depiction of sexual violence with dastardly acts described.
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