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Thraxas


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

Cover art by Monte Moore



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This is a work of fiction. All the characters and events portrayed in this book are fictional, and any resemblance to real people or incidents is purely coincidental.

First U.S printing, September 2003

Distributed by Simon & Schuster
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New York, NY 10020

Typeset by Bell Road Press, Sherwood, OR

Printed in the United States of America

ISBN: 0-7434-7152-0

Copyright © 1999 by Martin Scott. Thraxas and the Warrior Monks © 1999 by Martin Scott.

All rights reserved, including the right to reproduce this book or portions thereof in any form.

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