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    Balefire and Brimstone

    By Harry Heckel

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    Several months after leaving Ostburg, Krueger feels compelled to aid a friend of Dr. Nicolai, the sorceress Jasmyne, as she heads to Nordstadt to retrieve a tome containing the secrets of demons. When Bishop Ignatius of Nordstadt decides both Jasmyne and the warrior woman Saren are his enemies, Krueger finds himself in a conflict that threatens to unleash an ancient power better left buried.

    Balefire and Brimstone is the second book in the Krueger Chronicles, following the events of Souls of the Everwood.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBlue Oranda Publishing
    Release dateJun 24, 2013
    ISBN9781301329359
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    Balefire and Brimstone
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    Harry Heckel

    Harry Heckel has published roleplaying games and fiction for almost two decades, including several books for White Wolf Game Studio. He co-authored two novels for Black Library under the penname Lee Lightner, Sons of Fenris and Wolf's Honour, now collected in the Space Wolf Omnibus, Vol.2.

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