Now reissued at a special price, this classic tale takes readers back to the world of the Demon Wars, with a new and unexpected episode in the Chronicles of Corona.
"New York Times"-bestselling author R. A. Salvatore takes his readers back to his signature world of Corona, introducing a fascinating new hero.
It is God's year 54, many years before the Demon Wars, in the land of Corona. The roads are unsafe to travel; goblins and bloodthirsty Powries search out human prey. Two religions struggle fiercely for control. Bran Dynard, a monk of the fledgling religion of Abelle, returns from his mission in a far-off land with a book of mystical knowledge and a beautiful and mysterious new wife. But he soon realizes that the world he left behind has changed, and his dream of spreading the wisdom he learned to his fellow monks is crushed. Forced to hide his wife and his precious book, Bran must decide whom he can trust and where he should now place his faith.
Twenty years later, the situation has grown darker and more desperate. Only the Highwayman travels freely, his sword casting aside both Powries and soldiers. The people need a savior, but is the Highwayman on a mission of mercy...or vengeance?
Industry Reviews
"[Salvatore] thrusts his avenger into a story pleasingly plump with action, adventure, danger, and, most admirably, great tenderness." --SF Site on The Highwayman
"Vast fun....ninja and samurai fans will get a chuckle recognizing the source of some plot elements." --Booklist on The Highwayman
"[A] swift-moving tale of sword and sorcery....Fans of Salvatore's unadorned approach and broad caricatures of archetypal figures should be pleased with this carnival of treachery and medieval feudalism." --Publishers Weekly on The Highwayman
"The ultimate dashing warrior." --Philadelphia Weekly Press & University City Review on The Highwayman [Salvatore] thrusts his avenger into a story pleasingly plump with action, adventure, danger, and, most admirably, great tenderness. SF Site on The Highwayman
Vast fun .ninja and samurai fans will get a chuckle recognizing the source of some plot elements. Booklist on The Highwayman
[A] swift-moving tale of sword and sorcery .Fans of Salvatore's unadorned approach and broad caricatures of archetypal figures should be pleased with this carnival of treachery and medieval feudalism. Publishers Weekly on The Highwayman
The ultimate dashing warrior. Philadelphia Weekly Press & University City Review on The Highwayman
" [Salvatore] thrusts his avenger into a story pleasingly plump with action, adventure, danger, and, most admirably, great tenderness. "SF Site on The Highwayman"
Vast fun .ninja and samurai fans will get a chuckle recognizing the source of some plot elements. "Booklist on The Highwayman"
[A] swift-moving tale of sword and sorcery .Fans of Salvatore's unadorned approach and broad caricatures of archetypal figures should be pleased with this carnival of treachery and medieval feudalism. "Publishers Weekly on The Highwayman"
The ultimate dashing warrior. "Philadelphia Weekly Press & University City Review on The Highwayman"" "[Salvatore] thrusts his avenger into a story pleasingly plump with action, adventure, danger, and, most admirably, great tenderness." --SF Site on "The Highwayman
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"Vast fun....ninja and samurai fans will get a chuckle recognizing the source of some plot elements." --"Booklist "on" The Highwayman"
"[A] swift-moving tale of sword and sorcery....Fans of Salvatore's unadorned approach and broad caricatures of archetypal figures should be pleased with this carnival of treachery and medieval feudalism." --"Publishers Weekly "on "The Highwayman"
"The ultimate dashing warrior." --"Philadelphia Weekly Press & University City Review" on" The Highwayman"
