Triumph of the Dwarves
E-book, Czech
Triumph of the Dwarves
The Hidden Land is not destined to live in peace for long.
The former rulers of this beautiful realm are finally defeated, but a new danger lurks right in the heart of the council of wise kings and queens. And it wears the face of an innocent young girl, who lost her parents under dramatic circumstances…
However, the dwarves immediately know something is not right. Their allies are suddenly behaving strangely, and the defenders of the Hidden Land find themselves on the sidelines of events; they feel a new power is on the rise, one that distrusts them. But how is a simple warrior, who would rather be cleaving enemies with his axe than getting tangled up in courtly intrigues, supposed to find out the truth? Especially when problems with the elves get mixed up in it?
Yes, with the elves. For they long to restore their ancient empire. And even though it doesn't seem like they are resorting to arms for it, their ruler holds many dark secrets. What's more, disguised álfar have managed to infiltrate his subjects. All this means only one thing – distrust is growing between former allies, and a single spark is all it will take for a bloody and bitter war of all against all to break out.
Markus Heitz
Markus Heitz was born in October 1971 in Homburg. He has been a professional writer since 2002. He first introduced himself to readers in 2002 with the Ulldart: The Dark Time cycle (2002–2005). He also publishes books from the Shadowrun game world; his first novel in this field was TAKC 3000. In addition to this, he has written eight more. Heitz was catapulted to the stars of German fantasy by the five-part epic fantasy saga The Dwarves (2003–2015), which he followed with the tetralogy The Legends of the Alfar (2009–2014). He also writes horror thrillers, such as Ritus, Sanctum, the Judas trilogy (2007–2010), Oneiros, Dead Eye, and the two-part Exkarnation. He studied history, literature, and German. He now lives in the town of Zweibrücken.
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