Sebastien de Castell’s “The Malevolent Seven” takes the “ragtag bunch of ne’re do-wells doing good” theme of a legendary Western and applies it to a wonderfully built fantasy world.
Mercenaries are jerks, but the Gods are bigger ones. Spellcaster Cade Ombra is a disillusioned, fallen justiciar, once inspired by the song of the holy in his head, but now knowing everyone, even the gods, is just looking out for themselves. — Read the rest
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