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The Assassin's Blade (Assassin Without a Name Book One) Ebook

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In the gas-lit streets of Alchester, where ambition and treachery walk hand in hand, a nameless assassin finds himself caught in a web of deadly intrigue.

The Assassin Without a Name has built his reputation on discretion, skill, and an unexpected appreciation for life’s finer pleasures. But when a routine contract goes awry, earning him the unwanted attention of the ruthless Black Guard and the fanatical Jakaree, the Nameless Assassin is dragged into a conspiracy far more dangerous than any contract.

Enter Elizabeth West, a master thief, former flame, and the one person who might be more dangerous to him than any enemy. Together, they must navigate a treacherous landscape of warring factions, secret societies, and death priests hell-bent on restoring an ancient god to power. When dark technology meets ancient magic, their unlikely alliance becomes their only chance at survival.

In a world where every ally is a potential enemy, the Assassin Without a Name must decide who to trust and what price he’s willing to pay for the truth.

Perfect for fans of gritty sword and sorcery fantasy and morally complex protagonists, this first installment in the Assassin Without a Name series will transport you to a world where every alliance comes with a price, and one assassin’s choice could save a city or condemn it.



Reader Praise


"I couldn't stop reading!" - Apple Books reviewer

"Loved it! Kept me reading late into the night." - Amazon reviewer

"Just enough of everything: compelling characters, vivid environments, unforeseeable plot twists, and excellent pacing." - Amazon reviewer

"This book was fantastic!" - Amazon reviewer



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Customer Reviews

Sue E B.

Verified Buyer

1 year ago

A satisfying read

I was kind of lukewarm to the book when I started but the more I read the more I engaged with the lead character and the world he lives in. I wasn't aware when I bought the ebook that it was a collection of stories as opposed to a novel so I was it kind of threw me off when the second story recapped the story I'd just read but I adapted. :-) I like the complexity of the lead character and his associates. They (especially the Assassin) have dark and light in their make up and a personal code that gives the book and characters depth. By the end of the book I'd already decided to get the next book in the series.
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