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Thraxas
by Martin Scott

INTRODUCING FANTASY'S
BIG
NEW HERO . . .

In the enchanted city of Turai, the royal family is corrupt, the politicians can be bought, and the civic guards have better things to do than guarding. Thraxas may look unprepossessing and overweight, and more interested in pursuit of his next beer than pursuit of justice, but if you're in trouble in Turai, this portly private eye is probably your only hope.

Join Thraxas as he's hired by a Princess on a case which leads him from the sewers of Turai right up to the Imperial Palace. Never a man to turn his back on a client (or an extra meal), Thraxas, aided by Makri, an axe-wielding young barmaid with a touch of Orcish blood, fights his way through the dark and magical streets of Turai.

Two full-length hilarious novels in one volume introducing Britain's fantasy smash hit to America.

Praise from the British Press for the Exploits of Thraxas:

"Blindingly funny, deeply subversive . . . Martin Scott has invented a new genre: pulp fantasy noir."
—The Guardian

"A pulp fiction hero par excellence." —SFX

"Funny and engaging. I laughed aloud." —Starburst

"Wonderful plotting, and the jokes come thick and fast. . .. This is funny. Really funny." —Black Tears

Published 9/1/2003
SKU: 0743471520
Ebook Price: $4.00 

Death and Thraxas
Death and Thraxas
Thraxas and the Sorcerers
Thraxas and the Sorcerers
Thraxas and the Dance of Death
Thraxas and the Dance of Death
Choosers of the Slain
Choosers of the Slain






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1. Murphy on 7/3/2009, said:

The whole series is great. Fast reading but we'll worth it. Just be wary that the last two books in the series might never be published. So if you want an ending you might not get it. I wish somehow a deal could be made so we could the end of this series.
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2. K on 5/14/2008, said:

The most engaging series i have read in years, i seriosuly went through the first 6 books in 8 days. A quick read compared to tolken or Wheel but many time funnier. Thraxas is exactly as i would imagin him and the world is well scuplted. "Never non-sensical always hilarious!" Can't wait to roleplay this in 4.0, K
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3. Alan on 9/2/2007, said:

I hope Martin continues to regale us with tales of Thraxas for quite some time to come.... otherwise I'll be as miserable as a Niojan whore!
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4. Christopher on 5/11/2007, said:

thraxas is number one chariot
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5. Thomas on 2/24/2007, said:

Very funny, and very entertaining. This volume contains the first 2 Thraxas stories, Thraxas, and Thraxas and the Warrior Monks
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