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City of Hope & Despair
  • Published: 21 November 2018
  • ISBN: 9780857660886
  • Imprint: Angry Robot
  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 416
  • RRP: $19.99
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City of Hope & Despair

City of a Hundred Rows, Book 2

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The second book in an epic new fantasy series, featuring the most intriguing setting since Gormenghast.

A SECOND VISIT TO THAIBURLEY: THE CITY OF DREAMS, THE FABLED CITY OF A HUNDRED ROWS.

Dark forces are gathering in the shadowy depths, and the whole city is under threat. The former street-nick, Tom, embarks on a journey to discover the source of the great river Thair, said to be the ultimate power behind all of Thaiburley.  Accompanying him are the assassin Dewar and the young Thaistess Mildra.  It soon becomes evident that their journey has more significance than any of them realise, as past secrets catch up with them and unknown adversaries hunt them... to the death!  

File Under: Fantasy [ Towering City | Ancient Secrets | Assassins & Gods | Soul Thief! ]
  • Published: 21 November 2018
  • ISBN: 9780857660886
  • Imprint: Angry Robot
  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 416
  • RRP: $19.99
Categories:

Praise for City of Hope & Despair

Praise for City of Dreams and Nightmare: "Adventures in a nightmare citadel - a story that hits the ground running and doesn't let up." - Liz Williams "Born story-teller Ian Whates takes us on a gripping, terrifying trip-of-a-lifetime, through the heights and depths of the exotically grim city of Thaiburley, in this excellent fantasy thriller." - Tanith Lee "[It] grabs you pretty much from the first page... Highly recommended." - Fantasy Book Critic "City of Dreams & Nightmare is a brilliantly executed novel, perfectly paced, beautifully described and a true joy to read." - ScienceFictionandFantasy.co.uk "City of Hope and Despair is a fantastic book, full of emotional ups and downs, turmoil and adventure, drawn with a steady, deft hand by Whates, whose authorial control is magnificent." - Libri Leonis