The Black Khan (UK Signed & Numbered Copy)

Ausma Zehanat Khan

ISBN 10: 0008171629 / ISBN 13: 9780008171629

Published by HarperVoyager, London, 2018

About this Item

First Printing. The Book is very fine, square, tight and unread. It is unmarked, with clean pages free of inscriptions or marks and has been signed and numbered (78 of 150) by the author directly on to the tipped-in limitation title page. The Dust Jacket is very fine, unfaded, unclipped (£14.99) and is free of any rips, tears or marks. First Edition, First Printing - Signed by the Author. All our books are covered with a clear, removable, chemically inert, protective wrapper before being securely bubble wrapped and dispatched in strong corrugated cardboard boxes. Seller Inventory # 17941

Bibliographic Details

Title: The Black Khan (UK Signed & Numbered Copy)

Publisher: HarperVoyager, London

Publication Date: 2018

Binding: Hardback

Condition: Very Fine

Dust Jacket Condition: Very Fine

Signed: Signed by Author

Edition: First Edition.

About this title

Synopsis:

Book two of Ausma Zehanat Khan’s powerful, unforgettable new series, The Khorasan Archives.

Sides must be chosen.
Truths must be told.
Freedoms will be fought for.

To battle the cruel and controlling patriarchal force named the Talisman, members of a resistance group, the Companions of Hira, risked their lives to procure the Bloodprint – a sacred text that holds the power to overthrow this terrifying regime. Though they harnessed the magic known as the Claim, their plans now lie in ashes and their number scattered – with the two women at the centre of the plot – Arian and Sinnia – left facing the most harrowing tortures.

Yet hope flickers in the darkness.

The Bloodprint survived, secreted to Ashfall, seat of the Black Khan. But the Khan’s court is built upon shifting layers of intrigue and lethal conspiracy, with enemies whose motives are steeped in the shadows. Can the Khan guard the Bloodprint when treachery lurks in the wings and the Talisman gather at his door?

The Companions of Hira must reunite, break through Talisman lines, and infiltrate Ashfall to join their ally, The Black Khan. But can his word be trusted?

Review:

Praise for The Khorasan Archives:

‘The Bloodprint is somewhere between N.K. Jemisin and George R.R. Martin. You’re going to love it’
Saladin Ahmed, author of Throne of the Crescent Moon

‘Sweeping its readers up for a fantastical journey across a broken yet beautiful Silk Road, The Bloodprint is extraordinary. The book is wonderfully written; its poetic prose and mix of history, faith, and adventure reminiscent of a post-apocalyptic Odyssey...this time with a pair of women warriors at the helm’
S.A. Chakraborty, author of The City of Brass

‘One of the year’s finest fantasy debuts’
B&N Sci-Fi & Fantasy