What would you sacrifice for your family?
A plague ravages the Fringe, but a chance encounter with orcs from Bogan Island gives Boele hope for a cure.
With his lad, Willem, a dodgy crew, and a huge pair of stones, he sets off on a mission to once again unite the humans with the horde.
Or he could screw up and start a war. No pressure.
For fans of The Grey Bastards and Dungeon Crawler Carl, The Outsiders of Orkland is a fast-paced, foul-mouthed, dark fantasy with an Australasian twist.
Available in eBook and paperback
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“If you’re looking for a New Zealand-inspired fantasy, look no further than The Outsiders of Orkland.”
– Nikky Lee, author of The Rarkyn Trilogy
“Gritty, violent, and packs a punch in a humorous way… A book that doesn’t take itself too seriously, but also challenges you with its themes.”
– Kris Marchesi, A Fictional Escapist
The governing collective that arose from events that brought humanity to the brink of extinction. They are each experts in their field and work for the betterment of mankind.
This is a technocracy. Knowledge is power.
Orkland teems with ferocious wildlife. For those who toil on the outskirts; farmers, woodsmen, miners; the Fringe is a dangerous place to be. The Guilds enforce task completion.
The Fringers’ story is inspired by events in Australian history. A story of rebellion.
Alien, death-metal vikings. Having followed a different evolutionary path, their biology and culture is vastly different.
100 years ago, after losing the war against the genocidal White Wizard, orcs took the human remnants of the Dark Army in as refugees. The humans continue to live in the southern wastes of Orkland.
Webstore exclusives:
eBooks include 15 sketches and a full colour map
Signed paperbacks available within NZ
Formats:
ISBN 9781067079604 Paperback (KennethFeller.com, The Great British Bookshop, or request at library/bookstores)
ISBN 9781067079611 Illustrated eBook (KennethFeller.com exclusive)
ISBN 9781067079628 Standard eBook (Smashwords, Kobo, Kindle and library apps)
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