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The Tiger's Fate

The Stiger Chronicles, Book 3

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The Tiger's Fate

By: Marc Alan Edelheit
Narrated by: Steven Brand
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2017 Gold Medal Winner for Best Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror E-Book Independent Publisher Book Awards

A nobleman from an infamous family, an imperial legionary officer, and a born fighter, Captain Ben Stiger has successfully thwarted the attack from an army of the Cyphan Confederacy. Now Stiger, his men, and his new dwarven allies have fallen back behind the great walls of Castle Vrell. Stiger finds himself named Legate of the Vanished, the long-lost 13th Legion. This title and his own word binds him to the terms of the Compact, an ancient and mystical alliance formed nearly 2,000 years before.

The snows have come, and the mountain summit into Vrell is impassable. On one side of the pass sits an army of the Cyphan Confederacy some 20,000 strong. On the other sits Stiger, his company, the remnants of the 13th Legion, and a dwarven army. Each side is waiting for the spring thaw.

Bottled up in the Vrell valley, Stiger and his elven companion, Eli, learn of Garand Thoss, an ancient and abandoned dwarven city. Within its hallowed halls resides a prize of unimaginable value - a prize that will reveal the true history of the empire and force Stiger to face a new enemy more deadly than he has ever faced before.

©2016 Marc Alan Edelheit (P)2016 Podium Publishing Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Fiction Military Science Fiction

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A story that draws you in. reminiscent of David Gemil.
enjoyed it all and looking forward to the next.

Excelllent

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A series that continues to entertain in exciting style. This Tiger is changing its stripes a little though. There is still plenty of the excellent military history vibe within it as Stiger’s Legion engages in battles and skirmishes based on the Roman legions. However, as this series develops the fantasy side is taking a much stronger hold and this now feels like something more approaching epic fantasy of a classic flavour.

For me as someone who very much enjoys both military history and fantasy this series really does appeal and deliver great entertainment. I can see why it’s a bit of a niche market but I’d recommend it to anyone who enjoys both genres as a diversion well worth taking.

Veering Into More Fantasy

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This one is very heavy with the fighting which I was worried was gojng to get tiresome but the end is brilliant and I'm gagging for the next one!

Love it

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extraordinary. I have become totally enthralled with the series now. from the frailty of a father over his captured daughter ,her lover a human Calvary officer, the story expands with huge armies of orcs ,battling dwarves, and the underlying tale of Steiger and his ancestor who must defeat the minion, and now a world portal.

magic takes over

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I just couldn't stick with it, the story was promising but it was just a chore to listen too.

Monotone performance

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