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Raymond E. Feist. Queen of Storms

QUEEN OF STORMS. THE FIREMANE SAGA: VOLUME TWO. Raymond E. Feist

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• PROLOGUE • A Voice from within Shadows

• CHAPTER ONE • Hunting and an Unexpected Encounter

• CHAPTER TWO • An Unplanned Event and A Surprise Reunion

• CHAPTER THREE • More Mysteries and a Short Journey

• CHAPTER FOUR • Reflections and Bloodshed

• CHAPTER FIVE • Celebration and Murder

• CHAPTER SIX • Destruction, Abduction, and Rage

• CHAPTER SEVEN • Loss and Determination

• CHAPTER EIGHT • Recovery and Resolve

• CHAPTER NINE • Disasters and Questions

• CHAPTER TEN • Captives and Mysteries

• CHAPTER ELEVEN • Investigations, Discoveries, and the Unexpected

• CHAPTER TWELVE • Changes on Fate’s Tides

• CHAPTER THIRTEEN • Plans and Consequences

• CHAPTER FOURTEEN • Reversals and the Unexpected

• CHAPTER FIFTEEN • Appraisals, Guesswork, and Repurposing

• CHAPTER SIXTEEN • Revelations and Secrets

• CHAPTER SEVENTEEN • Voyages and Disasters

• CHAPTER EIGHTEEN • Choices, Chaos, and Change

• CHAPTER NINETEEN • Betrayal, Acceptance, and Piracy

• CHAPTER TWENTY • Planning and Resolutions

• CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE • Triumph and Escape

• EPILOGUE • Reunion and Dark Harbingers. 1

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To Rebecca and James,

This book is dedicated to the start of your great adventure together.

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Hatu’s real name was Sefan Langene, so Baron Daylon’s body servant Balven had told him. He was the son of a dead king. That made Hatu king in name as well, except there was no kingdom, save one of ashes and ruin on the far side of this continent. As a baby, Hatu had been given over to Master Facaria to be raised as ‘one of his own’, and the baron hadn’t realized that didn’t mean raised in the relative safety of a castle somewhere, surrounded by guards and retainers. One of the older masters, a one-time member of the Council of Masters of Coaltachin, Facaria had indeed raised Hatu as if he had been one of his own children. It had been a difficult, violent and dangerous upbringing. Hatushaly had been reared to become a warrior, crew boss, even master assassin and spy for the Kingdom of Night, as Coaltachin was known. The irony of the dangers he’d faced growing up were not lost on him. Still, it all made sense in a convoluted way; Hatu considered himself as safe as he was ever likely to be, as there were few better students in combat than he.

He almost laughed at his situation, for if he remained a simple innkeeper and kept his hair coloured as a precaution, he was probably as safe as any man in the Barony of Marquensas. Short of being overcome by some mad desire to reclaim his lost heritage, he could spend the rest of his life in relative peace, assuming that his former masters didn’t order his ‘wife’ to kill him. That did cause him to laugh aloud and wonder what more convoluted fate awaited him as he returned to work.

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