The Malevolent Eight

Spectacularly clever, funny and violent. I puke-laughed so hard I broke my favourite coffee cup

Absurdly entertaining yet extraordinary in its emotional complexity

The Malevolent Eight [is] not to be considered a good influence on children but undeniably good company, at least from a safe distance, [a] fool's errand of thwarting the angry gods and side quests of Oceans' Elevensing holy relics told with the gathering momentum and heft of an avalanche

[Filled with] chaotic energy

A riotous, wildly inventive fantasy romp, The Malevolent Eight by is one hell of a good time. At this point in time, you know exactly what to expect from a Castell novel and, once again, he doesn't disappoint