title: King's War: The Knights of Breton Court 3
author:  Maurice Broaddus 
description: Praise for "King Maker" - The Knights of Breton Court, Book 1:<br><br>"Broaddus delivers in a voice that both whispers and roars and cannot be ignored."<br>- Bram Stoker and International Horror Guild Award-winner Gary A. Braunbeck<br><br>"The language is fierce and evokes the gritty realism of life on the streets. [The supernatural elements] drift through the novel like smoke... King Maker is going to be the best read of 2010." <br>- FantasyLiterature.com<br><br>"King Maker is a fascinating novel, a true urban fantasy in the literal definition of the term... [it] should be on every SF fan's shelf."<br>- Adam Christopher
zlib_text: “Shush!” Caramon hissed and went on reading from Astinus’s
  Chronicles. “  ‘The bronze dragon he rode, having no magical
  protection, died at Soth’s command, forcing Tanis Half-Elven to
  �ght the death knight on foot. Lord Soth dismounted to meet his
  opponent according to the Laws of Combat as set forth by the
  Knights of Solamnia, these laws binding the death knight still, even
  though he had long since passed beyond their jurisdiction, Tanis
  Half-Elven fought bravely but was no match for Lord Soth. He fell,
  mortally wounded, the death knight’s sword in his chest—’ ”
  “No!” Tas gasped. “No! We can’t let Tanis die!” Reaching up, he
  tugged on Caramon’s arm. “Let’s go! There’s still time! We can �nd
  him and warn him—”
  “I can’t, Tas,” Caramon said quietly. “I’ve got to go to the Tower. I
  can sense Raistlin’s presence drawing closer to me. I don’t have
  time, Tas.”
  “You can’t mean that! We can’t just let Tanis die!” Tas whispered,
  staring at Caramon, wide-eyed.
  “No, Tas, we can’t,” said Caramon, 