Lords of the Lance (Warhammer: The Old World) - Graham McNeill

Category: Fantasy
Language: EnglishKeywords: Black Library Bretonnia Games Workshop The Old World True Decrypt Warhammer
Written by Graham McNeill
Read by Peter Kenny
Format: M4B
Bitrate: 128 Kbps
Unabridged
A Warhammer: The Old World Audiobook
The son of Baron Lothar Aquilena is taken captive in the Land of the Dead. Despite the bitter divide between Duke Carrard of Quenelles and the Baron, they form an uneasy alliance, mounting a treacherous expedition into the cursed realm.
LISTEN TO IT BECAUSE
It’s a tale of chivalry coming before personal rivalries as noble knights attempt to rescue a nobleman’s kidnapped son from the clutches of the undead.
THE STORY
When the son of Baron Lothar Aquilena of the Border Princes is taken captive, he calls in a debt of honour owed to him by Duke Carrard of Quenelles – once his brother-in-arms and now his bitter rival.
This uneasy alliance of warrior knights mounts a dangerous expedition into the lifeless desolation beyond the badlands to a forgotten realm cursed to know neither water nor shade. The baron’s son is held captive in the Land of the Dead, and the kings and queens of old do not rest easy in their tombs.
Written by Graham McNeill and read by Peter Kenny. Run time approx. 12 hours and 6 mins.
A Warhammer: The Old World Audiobook

The son of Baron Lothar Aquilena is taken captive in the Land of the Dead. Despite the bitter divide between Duke Carrard of Quenelles and the Baron, they form an uneasy alliance, mounting a treacherous expedition into the cursed realm.

LISTEN TO IT BECAUSE
It’s a tale of chivalry coming before personal rivalries as noble knights attempt to rescue a nobleman’s kidnapped son from the clutches of the undead.

THE STORY
When the son of Baron Lothar Aquilena of the Border Princes is taken captive, he calls in a debt of honour owed to him by Duke Carrard of Quenelles – once his brother-in-arms and now his bitter rival.

This uneasy alliance of warrior knights mounts a dangerous expedition into the lifeless desolation beyond the badlands to a forgotten realm cursed to know neither water nor shade. The baron’s son is held captive in the Land of the Dead, and the kings and queens of old do not rest easy in their tombs.

Written by Graham McNeill and read by Peter Kenny. Run time approx. 12 hours and 6 mins.