We Seek No Kings: Post-Apocalyptic Epic Fantasy

by T. Thorn Coyle

Overview

In a world of djinn, elf, yakshini, and troll, one woman has only her sword.


Jenny rides hard, fights hard, drinks hard, and lusts hard. A motorcycling Knight of the Steel Clan, she is sworn to protect the autonomous township of Go No More. But trouble stalks the land, carrying the stench of rotting corpses left for crows.


After the Great Reckoning, the sideways realms grew closer. Magic returned to the human world. In this time of magic, Jenny has none. Her comrades say they trust her, but does Jenny trust herself?


Anandita wants only to raise her child, gather her herbs, and help those in need. Still mourning her disappeared partner, she avoids Jenny's heated gaze and goes about her work, tending to the township's bodies and hearts. But who will tend hers?
Jenny and Aanandita are challenged to rise beyond their fear and sorrow.

The Knights must ride.
They ride for Go No More.

Xena, Warrior Princess meets Sons of Anarchy in this post-apocalyptic epic fantasy adventure!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940162315247
Publisher:	PF Publishing
Publication date:	06/26/2021
Series:	The Steel Clan Saga , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	943,208
File size:	817 KB

About the Author

T. Thorn Coyle is a novelist, activist, musician, digital artist, teacher, former dancer, and a lover of magic.
Author of the paranormal series The Witches of Portland, the alt history urban fantasy series The Panther Chronicles, and the epic fantasy series The Steel Clan Saga, Thorn’s non-fiction books include Sigil Magic for Writers, Artists & Other Creatives, Kissing the Limitless, Make Magic of Your Life, and Evolutionary Witchcraft. Thorn also released four albums of chants and songs, several short story collections, and their work appears in many magazines and anthologies.

Thorn has taught in nine countries, on four continents, in twenty-five states, and in the strange spaces that live online. An interloper to the Pacific Northwest, they drink a lot of tea and talk to crows, squirrels, and trees.