The King of the Swords
by:
Michael Moorcock
Language: English
Format: Audiobook
Publication date:
July 13th, 2016
Publisher: GraphicAudio
Length:
0 hours and 5 minutes
Genres: Science Fiction, Travel
In a realm where the ancient races have faded into oblivion, the balance of power hangs precariously between the forces of Law and Chaos. Michael Moorcock weaves an intricately layered tale that traverses the fifteen planes of reality, exploring the struggles and conflicts that define existence itself. Characters drawn from mythos and legend embark on epic quests, each seeking to claim their destiny amid the unfolding chaos.
As these warriors grapple with their fates, their journeys reveal profound truths about honor, betrayal, and the nature of power. The clash of swords becomes not just a battle of might but a reflection of the eternal struggle that shapes the universe. Each page invites readers to delve deeper into this richly imagined world, where the past echoes in the present and legends are reborn in every encounter.
With mesmerizing prose and a vivid imagination, Moorcock invites audiences to witness the rise and fall of heroes as they navigate the intricate webs of fate. The tale explores the complexities of existence, urging readers to ponder the choices that define not only individual destinies but the very fabric of reality itself.
As these warriors grapple with their fates, their journeys reveal profound truths about honor, betrayal, and the nature of power. The clash of swords becomes not just a battle of might but a reflection of the eternal struggle that shapes the universe. Each page invites readers to delve deeper into this richly imagined world, where the past echoes in the present and legends are reborn in every encounter.
With mesmerizing prose and a vivid imagination, Moorcock invites audiences to witness the rise and fall of heroes as they navigate the intricate webs of fate. The tale explores the complexities of existence, urging readers to ponder the choices that define not only individual destinies but the very fabric of reality itself.