Gonji: The Soul Within the Steel: The Deathwind Trilogy, Book Two

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by Rypel, T. C.

Milorad Vargo, Flavio’s friend and advisor; husband of Anna

  Mongols (Ling and Hu San), antagonists of Gonji with the 3rd Free Company

  Mord, King Klann’s sorcerer

  Nikolai Nagy, a hostler; friend of Stefan Berenyi

  Old Gort, ancient gatekeeper of Vedun

  Paolo Sauvini, a wagoner; apprentice to Ignace Obradek

  Phlegor, a militant craft-guild leader

  Radetzky, a foster

  Richard, a castle baker; lover of Lottie Kovacs

  Riemann, a German highwayman with the 3rd Free Company

  Roric Amsgard, chief provisioner of Vedun; a former Austrian soldier

  Salavar the Slayer, vicious, legendary mercenary

  Simon Sardonis, mysterious loner sojourning near Vedun

  Sophia, mother of Helena

  Stanek, a mercenary under Julian

  Stefan Berenyi, a hostler; friend and co-worker of Nikolai Nagy

  Strom Gundersen, a shepherd; youngest son of Garth

  Sylva Monetto, wife of Aldo

  Tadeusz, a militiaman

  Tiva, a little girl in Eduardo’s bunch

  Tralayn, prophetess and councilor in Vedun

  Tumo, a cretin giant with Klann’s army

  Vaclav, father of Tiva

  Verrico, Vedun’s surgeon

  Vlad Dobroczy, a farmer; rival of Wilfred Gundersen

  Wilfred Gundersen, middle son of Garth; a smith, lover of Genya

  William Eddings, an English sundrier in Vedun

  Wolverangue, a powerful demon invoked by Mord

  Wyvern, a ghastly flying serpent; a familiar of Mord

  Yuschak, a farmer

  ABOUT THE AUTHOR

  T. C. RYPEL—“Ted,” to all who admit to knowing him—is a writer who has divided most of his existence between northeast Ohio and the darker regions of his imagination. He has tilted with the fantastic, in fiction and nonfiction, in most forms that wouldn’t surprise you—novels, film criticism, screenplays—but some that surprise even him. (Would you believe, Irish drinking-ballad lyrics for a Ripley’s Believe It or Not endeavor?)

  Gonji is the work for which he is best known, chronicling the historical-fantasy, European sword-and-sorcery adventures of a demon-stalked, metaphysically questing, halfbreed samurai, Gonji Sabatake. A popular adventure-fantasy series in the 1980s, Gonji was curtailed by the original publisher’s cancellation of its entire fantasy line. Now that the series has been revived in new stories, foreign reprints, audiobooks, and the present Borgo Press reissue, Rypel plans to bring a long-promised closure to Gonji’s relentless quest across monster-infested medieval Europe and into strange and unexpected worlds beyond.

 

 

 


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