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The Lost Company
The Forgotten Saga
by Michael MaguireHeroes. Traitors. Legends. Lost.
Against all odds, the warriors of Ethylund win a historic victory at Peppin Farm against the Aenean Empire that could turn the tide of a war generations in the making.
Among them is Tuggs, a sergeant who wants nothing more than to be a soldier. Responsibility sits uneasily on his shoulders, and he already carries more guilt than he can stomach.
Above him stands Captain Roma, feared by friend and foe alike, and said to be wedded to death. And Mane, a cowardly squad-mage despised by his own comrades as much as the enemy.
Then everything falls apart.
During a catastrophic retreat, an entire company is cut off behind enemy lines and abandoned in hostile territory. Surrounded by Imperial armies and hunted wherever they turn, their only hope is to fight their way home.
But the road ahead is filled with more than enemy soldiers. Ancient spirits are stirring. Rebellion spreads across the Empire. And a dark shadow follows their every step.
Worse still, the greatest threat may come from within their own ranks. Only Roma can get them home, if Tuggs can just keep her alive long enough.
To survive, the Lost Company must become more than soldiers.
They must become legend.
Perfect for fans of David Gemmell, Joe Abercrombie, and John Gwynne, The Lost Company is an epic military fantasy adventure of desperate battles, unforgettable characters, and impossible odds.
- Type
- Novel
- Format
- Ebook, Paperback, Hardcover
- Published
- Apr 2025
- Pages
- 374
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 1919538704
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- Language
- 2/4
- Violence
- 3/4
- Romance / Sex
- 3/4
- Biblical Themes
- 0/4
occasional swearing
graphic injury/death
sensual description, no graphic sex
None
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