Graveyard of Demons (Saga of the Forgotten Warrior)

There are six volumes in the Saga Of The Forgotten Warrior. Here is the fifth. I made the mistake of reviewing the last one (so far) Heart of the Mountain before reading any of the others, and cautioned my readers to buy the entire series and start at the beginning of the saga. Do as I say, and not as I did. Names, relationships, allegiances, beliefs, institutions, ranks, and history are elaborate and intricate. They are at least loosely based on the complex Indian/Hindi culture. Personal valor and magics are epic.

Reappearing after long reported dead, Ashok is somewhat shocked by the passage of time, the evolution of events, and even himself.

Seeking his life mate amidst great conflicts and uncertainties, he endures, and as is his wont, vanquishes any who stand in his way.

Previous allies and friends are scrambled, to say the least. Political and mystic machinations abound.

As becomes terribly evident, hordes of mostly marine-dwelling demons are tunnelling even into the drynesses to which much of mankind has retreated. A genocide of the not-men, the “fish eaters,” is ongoing; martial realities are evolving rapidly.||Battles of sweeping dreadfulness are, as in all of Mr. Correia’s work, entrancing and terrifying. Buy the series!