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Born in England to South American parents, Evan Winter was raised in Africa near the historical territory of his Xhosa ancestors. Evan has always loved fantasy novels, but when his son was born, he realised that there weren't many epic fantasy novels featuring characters who looked like him. So, before he ran out of time, he started writing them.Intense, inventive and action-packed from beginning to end <b>- a relentlessly gripping, brilliant read</b>
- James Islington, author of THE SHADOW OF WHAT WAS LOST, on THE RAGE OF DRAGONS,
Winter's <b>stunning debut fantasy epic</b> is rich in complex characters and a well-wrought world with both European and African influences . . . <b>This impressive series launch holds tremendous promise</b>
- PUBLISHERS WEEKLY, on THE RAGE OF DRAGONS,
People ask the last book I couldn't put down, and I tell them The Rage of Dragons. <b>The tension rises with every page until you fear it will break you in two</b>
- Peter V. Brett, bestselling author of THE PAINTED MAN, on THE RAGE OF DRAGONS,
The Rage of Dragons <b>takes the best parts of epic fantasy and sets them in a refreshing and inventive new world</b>, a gripping tale that makes clear the true cost of war and colonialism with <b>one of the most enthralling hero's journeys I've read</b>
- S. A. Chakraborty, author of CITY OF BRASS, on THE RAGE OF DRAGONS,
A refreshingly <b>brutal and imaginative</b> tale of survival and revenge. Evan <b>Winter's battles are visceral, bloody masterpieces</b>, and Tau's climb from exiled Lesser to Igonyama is earned in a way few writers could ever match
- David Dalglish, author of A DANCE OF CLOAKS, on THE RAGE OF DRAGONS,
A Xhosa-inspired world complete with magic, dragons, demons and curses, The Rage of Dragons <b>takes classic fantasy and imbues it with a fresh and exciting twist</b>
- Anna Stephens, author of GODBLIND, on THE RAGE OF DRAGONS,
Wow. This book hits the ground with <b>stunning action and danger</b> and it barely lets up as the pages fly by. <b>I loved the African-influenced culture</b>, the unique use of dragons and demons, the complex martial and class hierarchy, and it has <b>a magic system unlike anything I've seen before</b>. What a terrific set up for a series!
- David Anthony Durham, author of THE ACACIA TRILOGY, on THE RAGE OF DRAGONS,
<b>A powerful tale</b> . . . Winter's debut will draw strong comparisons to George R. R. Martin and Brandon Sanderson, and the strong African influences and ties create <b>a singular, exciting epic with intriguing characters and culture. Readers will be clamoring for the next installment</b>
- LIBRARY JOURNAL on THE RAGE OF DRAGONS,
<b>A fierce revenge story set in a distinctive world</b> . . . A sequel's a must. Meanwhile can Hollywood option this? It'd make a Gladiator-like film we'd gladly queue up for
- SFX on THE RAGE OF DRAGONS,
Evan Winter lures you into his world with <b>blazing action</b> then weaves <b>compelling characters</b> and emotional angst into a captivating world. It's a most welcome addition to the epic hero's journey . . . This is <b>hands down one of my favorite books of the year</b>
- FIYAH on THE RAGE OF DRAGONS,