A thrilling adventure packed with laughs, escapes and kick-ass action, about a smart-talking bunch of rogues and dropouts being thrust into an epic quest to save the future and meddle with the destinies of empires. From the fan-favourite Warhammer 40k author, perfect for fans of Kings of the Wyld and Arcane.

Kitt Carver is one of the best diviners in the business at finding destinies for the rich and powerful. When she's nearly killed, and her regular broker is murdered, it becomes clear that someone has an issue with the last destiny that she found.

Determined not to let anyone else die, Kitt gathers a mismatched group - including Two Tongue Derna, her childhood friend and now a renowned street duellist; Sulian the Swallowmage, powerful but plagued with intrusive visions of futures; and Donal Klae, Kitt's one-night stand who was accidentally responsible for her near-murder - and sets off across the Timeless Lands to warn the destiny's recipient.

However, unbeknownst to Kitt, she has her own destiny; one which might spell disaster for everyone.

PRAISE FOR MIKE BROOKS:

Vibrant and intricate worldbuilding.
-Matthew Ward

Epic . . . powerful . . . I really, really can't recommend this one enough.
-Fantasy Inn

Excellent characters and wonderful worldbuilding, with a wealth of interesting cultural collisions . . . I'm already excited for the next one!
-Django Wexler

Mike Brooks is the author of The God-King Chronicles epic fantasy series (THE BLACK COAST, THE SPLINTER KING and THE GODBREAKER); the Keiko series of grimy space-opera novels (DARK RUN, DARK SKY and DARK DEEDS); and various works for Games Workshop's Black Library imprint, including BRUTAL KUNNIN, ALPHARIUS: HEAD OF THE HYDRA, and THE LION: SON OF THE FOREST. He was born in Ipswich, Suffolk, and moved to Nottingham to go to university when he was eighteen, where he still lives with his wife, cats, and snakes. He worked in the homelessness sector for fifteen years before going full-time as an author, plays guitar and sings in a punk band, and DJs wherever anyone will tolerate him. He is queer, and partially deaf (no, that occurred naturally, and a long time before the punk band).