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The scar

by Serhiĭ Di︠a︡chenko, Sergey Dyachenko, Marina Dyachenko

FictionVoyages and travelsScarsDuelingBlessing and cursingFiction, fantasy, epicContinental european fiction (fictional works by one author)Fiction, fantasy, general

Reaching far beyond sword and sorcery, The Scar is a story of two people torn by disaster, their descent into despair, and their reemergence through love and courage. Egert is a brash, confident member of the elite guards and an egotistical philanderer. But after he kills an innocent student in a duel, a mysterious man known as "The Wanderer" challenges Egert and slashes his face with his sword, leaving Egert with a terrible scar – and a curse of cowardice. Egert embarks on an odyssey to undo the blight, and his painful journey leads him down a dangerous path. Stylistically reminiscent of Robin Hobb, and with a haunting and ominous imagination similar to a Michael Moorcock's, The Scar tells a story that cannot be forgotten.

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Book data: Open Library