Relentless. Unstoppable. Dragon.
With his memory returning, Stratus finally knows who-and what-he is. He is a dragon, brought low by the hand of a dark magician known as the Worm King, separated from his true love, tortured for centuries and now trapped inside the body of a human.
But with the memories of his old life comes a return of his true magic, and with it, his true form is slowly returning.
And Stratus wants revenge. Bloody and relentless, he will fight his way through hordes of the undead to reach his archenemy, fighting not only for his own justice but for the whole of humanity...
Mark de Jager isn't sure if his love of writing led to his love of gaming or vice versa, but his earliest memories involve both. He now spends his time trying to find a balance between these and working a full time job in the City, a process made slightly easier by his coffee addiction. An ex-MP in the South African army, Mark now lives in Kent with his wife Liz (herself a published author) and their lazy dog in a house that is equal parts library and home.
Title: Firesky (The Chronicles of Stratus): Volume 2
Author: Mark de,Jager
ISBN: 9781781089088
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Publisher: Rebellion
Publication Date: 2021-12-09
Number of Pages: 544
Weight: 0.2001 kg
De Jager takes his time with the mystery of Stratus's identity, punctuating the internal conflict with adrenaline-fueled action sequences that notch up the tension and suspense. This promising series launch brings the goods. -- Publishers Weekly (on Infernal)
Epic fantasy without any pretensions of changing literature or establishing itself in the canon, Infernal is only concerned with being entertaining. And it definitely succeeds. -- SciFiNow (on Infernal)
Infernal is magical, fast-paced and imaginative -- Culturefly
Infernal proves to be an incredibly strong start for this series. With drama, mystery, bloodshed, and grim humour abound, fans who favour the likes of The Elric Saga or The Silerian Trilogy will definitely have some fun with this one -- Starburst
Clever, funny and cheerfully brutal -- Snorri Kristjansson (on Infernal)
If Jack Reacher came to Westeros and started beating the hell out of everybody, you'd have Mark De Jager's Infernal ... daring, dangerous, and full of surprises -- Sebastien de Castell
