Couriers Outbound

The Wandering Inn, Book 19

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Schemes are afoot, both grand and wretched alike. But all plots come to light, even the ones buried deepest... and once again, The Wandering Inn connects to these great events.

In Chandrar, the King of Destruction's war with the faltering kingdom of Jecrass has reached a turning point, and a terrible climactic battle awaits. But the knife that cuts through every plot is simply honor.

In the north, Ryoka and Fierre are riding the high of their amazing delivery to the Archmage of Izril, but their challenges won't end with one run. They're approaching the realm of Couriers; that means the stakes have never been higher.

Monsters below and plots hatched from all sides, from the Circle of Thorns to the dungeon of Liscor, but the greatest story is perhaps one of mercy: the Yellow Rivers disease has evolved and is sweeping across Baleros. What stands between it and the world?

Just a bit of courage.

Just... Couriers.

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Action & Adventure

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Fantasy

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War

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What happend to the accents? The new narrator did well the last two books,but some characterssounded very differentin this book. Ceria and Pisces sound completely different. King Raelt turned into a vampire, he vants, velly vants to go to war. Sounded like a skit of an old stereotypical German accent. Would call it the Vandering Inn. The story was great, the last book was my least favourite out of all so far, so i was glad this book was a return to what I like. I hope they keep coming at the same pace, but i imagine we're catching up to RR so the wait will be longer.