The Land you Never Leave

Product Description Newly and uneasily allied, two tribes from different worlds set off across the Ocean of Grass.Their mission is to fulfil a prophecy and take the child Ottar west of west to save mankind. In their way are the denizens of the Badlands, the most terrifying and powerful collection of murderers and monsters the world has ever seen... For more epic action from Angus Watson, check out: West of West TrilogyYou Die When You DieThe Land you Never LeaveWhere Gods Fear to Go The Iron Age TrilogyAge of IronClash of IronReign of Iron Review Raw, violent, and gritty (BOOKLIST) A rip-roaring, swiftly paced adventure set in a sprawling and beautifully detailed world . . . visceral, action-packed, full of humour and vivid details (RT BOOK REVIEWS) Hugely entertaining (SFX) I loved every second of it . . . More please, as soon as is humanly possible! (THE ELOQUENT PAGE) A story that commands your full attention from the very first page, whisking readers away on a journey set in an imaginative world full of riveting characters and gritty adventure. Watson has written another winner! (BIBLIOSANCTUM) Would I read the next one? Yes, absolutely. Bring me my hammer, bring my beer, bring it on! (SF CROWSNEST on AGE OF IRON) Unflinchingly bloodthirsty and outrageously entertaining (Christopher Brookmyre on AGE OF IRON) Watson's tale is gore-soaked and profanity-laden - full of visceral combat and earthy humour, and laced with subtle magic (PUBLISHERS WEEKLY on AGE OF IRON) A fun and addictive read (FANTASY FACTION on AGE OF IRON) Book Description The David Gemmell Award-shortlisted author of Age of Iron returns with West of West , an epic fantasy trilogy in which a mismatched group of refugees must battle animals and monsters, an unforgiving land and each other as they cross a continent to fulfil a prophecy About the Author Angus Watson is the David Gemmell-Award-nominated author of Age of Iron. As well as writing epic fantasy, he's written hundreds of features for newspapers including The Times, Financial Times and Telegraph, and the latter even sent him to look for Bigfoot in America. He lives in London, but you can find him on Twitter at @GusWatson or find his website: www.guswatson.com.