Salagar the Grim: The Pirate’S Gold

Name: Salagar the Grim: The Pirate’S Gold
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Michael Egley

Jan 2014 · iUniverse

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More than a year ago, Salagars life changed forever when he stumbled onto his grandsires secret room filled with magical items, including a Dae-inspired dagger and a mysterious journal that launched a dangerous journey to find the legendary Dagors axe. Unfortunately, now the axe is lost, and Constantine, the disloyal Priest of Dagnir, is dead. Salagar, an unlikely halfling hero, has no choice but to flee for his life.

Accompanied by his best friend, Perry, and the fiery faery, Malina, Salagar makes his way to what he hopes is anonymity in the city of Haven. Instead, he discovers his lover and companion, Sasha, has been murdered. Now lost in a world of revenge, rogues, and coin, Salagar precariously teeters on the brink of insanity and deathuntil the timely intervention of assassins sends him on a voyage replete with pirates, sea monsters, magical creatures, and gold to seek safety on the Spice Islands. As Salagars journey spans the Fast Sea, he and his friends must find an oracle who possesses the knowledge needed to defeat the Dagor and their malevolent goddess, Dae.

In this continuing saga, only time will tell if the heroes can secure the axe before the forces of evil find and release its power, forever changing the future of the world.

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Michael Egley is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin and a historian who has studied ancient civilizations with a focus on ancient Greece and Rome for twenty years. He currently lives in Europe. This is the second book in his Salagar the Grim series.

Michael Egley is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin and a historian who has studied ancient civilizations with a focus on ancient Greece and Rome for twenty years. He currently lives in Europe. This is the second book in his Salagar the Grim series.

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