Glen Cook. 40 books (LIT) | Date: 08 May 2011, 00:38
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Black Company 01 - The Black Company.lit
Black Company 02 - Shadows Linger.lit
Black Company 03 - White Rose.lit
Black Company 03.5 - The Silver Spike.lit
Black Company 04 - Shadow Games.lit
Black Company 05 - Dreams of Steel.lit
Black Company 05 - Shadow Games.lit
Black Company 06 - Bleak Seasons.lit
Black Company 07 - She Is The Darkness.lit
Black Company 08 - Water Sleeps.lit
Black Company 09 - Soldiers Live.lit
Darkwar 01 - Doomstalker.lit
Darkwar 02 - Warlock.lit
Darkwar 03 - Ceremony.lit
Dread Empire 01 - Splinter Of The Mind's Eye.lit
Dread Empire 01 - The Fire In His Hands.lit
Dread Empire 02 - With Mercy Towards None.lit
Dread Empire 03 - Shadow Of All Night Falling.lit
Dread Empire 04 - Octobers Baby.lit
Dread Empire 05 - All Darkness Met.lit
Dread Empire 06 - Reap The East Wind.lit
Dread Empire 07 - An Ill Fate Marshalling.lit
Garrett 01 - Sweet Silver Blues.lit
Garrett 02 - Bitter Gold Hearts.lit
Garrett 03 - Cold Copper Tears.lit
Garrett 04 - Old Tin Sorrows.lit
Garrett 05 - Dread Brass Shadows.lit
Garrett 06 - Red Iron Nights.lit
Garrett 07 - Deadly Quicksilver Lies.lit
Garrett 08 - Petty Pewter Gods.lit
Garrett 09 - Faded Steel Heat.lit
Garrett 10 - Angry Lead Skies.lit
Passage at Arms.lit
Starfishers 01 - Shadowline.lit
Starfishers 02 - Starfishers.lit
Starfishers 03 - Star's End.lit
Sung In Blood.lit
The Dragon Never Sleeps.lit
The Heirs of Babylon.lit
The Swordbearer.lit
Glen Cook (July 9, 1944-) is a contemporary American science fiction and fantasy author, best known for his fantasy series, The Black Company. Cook currently resides in St. Louis, Missouri.
The Black Company is a series of fantasy novels by author Glen Cook. The series combines elements of epic fantasy and dark fantasy as it follows an elite mercenary unit, The Black Company, through roughly forty years of its approximately four hundred year history.
The Black Company is the first novel in Glen Cook's ongoing series, The Black Company.
Plot introduction
The Dominator is an extremely powerful wizard who has the ability to turn his bitterest enemies into his loyal servants, even those nearly his equal in magic (hence the name). The most potent of his victims are called the Ten Who Were Taken, or just Taken for short. With his wife, the Lady (whose magical skill is second only to his), he founded an empire unrivaled for evil. It was overthrown by a rebellion led by the White Rose, but neither she nor the rebel wizards were strong enough to kill the Dominator, the Lady or the Taken. The best they could do was to render them unconscious and imprison them.
After four centuries, the wizard Bomanz awakened the Lady, in an attempt to learn from her. She manipulated him, winning her freedom. She then unleashed the Taken, but betrayed the Dominator, leaving him where he was, and proceeded to resurrect the empire. As with the old, so it was with the new - a rebellion broke out, spearheaded this time by the Circle of Eighteen. The Circle is made up of magicians not individually as strong as the Taken, but usually united in their goals. The Taken, on the other hand, battle each other as much as they do the rebels.
Shadows Linger is the second novel in Glen Cook's ongoing series, The Black Company.
Plot introduction
Centuries in the past, the Dominator and his wife, the Lady, (both supremely skilled in the art of magic), had founded an empire legendary for evil. They were overthrown by a rebellion led by the White Rose, but even in defeat, they remained too powerful to be killed; the best the rebels could do was to imprison them in the Barrowland. The Lady escaped to rebuild the empire, but betrayed her husband, leaving him there. The Black Company recounted how she crushed several deadly challenges to her power. But those were not the only threats to her reign...
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