Ebook {Epub PDF} Shield and Crocus by Michael R. Underwood

Shield and Crocus. By: Michael R. Underwood. Narrated by: Luke Daniels. Length: 11 hrs and 17 mins. Unabridged Audiobook. Categories: Literature Fiction, Action Adventure. out of 5 stars. (50 ratings) Add to Cart failed. Shield and Crocus. by. Michael R. Underwood (Goodreads Author) · Rating details · ratings · 83 reviews. In a city built among the bones of a fallen giant, a small group of heroes looks to reclaim their home from the five criminal tyrants who control it. The city of Audec-Hal sits among the bones of a /5(84). Shield and Crocus by Michael R Underwood starting at $ Shield and Crocus has 2 available editions to buy at Half Price Books Marketplace.

Shield and Crocus - Kindle edition by Underwood, Michael R.. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Shield and Crocus. SHIELD CROCUS is an 97, word fantasy novel inspired by Perdido Street Station and Watchmen. About the Author: Michael works as an independent publishers' representative. Shield and Crocus by Michael R. Underwood bltadwin.ru reader, KB Overview: In a city built among the bones of a fallen giant, a small group of heroes looks to reclaim their home from the five criminal tyrants who control it. The city of Audec-Hal sits among the bones of a Titan.

Shield and Crocus by Michael R Underwood starting at $ Shield and Crocus has 2 available editions to buy at Half Price Books Marketplace. Shield and Crocus is a marked departure from Underwood’s urban fantasy; the prose here leans on the literary side and the story really does read like a superhero/weird fiction mash-up. The pacing takes its cue from the superhero-patented ‘keep your pants on’, but Underwood does an admirable job fitting a highly unconventional setting into. Shield and Crocus is a little different than your run of the mill superhero tale. It takes place in a city made from the bones of a dead Titan which seems like an odd choice until you realize how easy it is to visualize the city.