Description: "A clever and hauntingly grim fantasy."-- New York Journal of Books , on A King in Cobwebs "Human politics and dreadful foes are combined in this tale that stands with the very best fantasies."-- Publishers Weekly , starred review, on A King in Cobwebs "Deftly told.... A gritty medieval fantasy full of enchantment." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) on In the Eye of Heaven "Keck has a unique writing style that relies heavily on impression over exposition, a trait allowing him to make common rabbits a thing of pure dread. All in all, it makes for a good fantasy yarn that sports a dreamlike and emotive quality which is a cornerstone of the fantasy genre."-- Electric Review "A powerful and assured debut." --Jacqueline Carey, bestselling author of Kushiel's Dart, on In the Eye of Heaven "The debut of an exceptional series, revealing the mythical depth and resonance possible within the genre of fantasy--a rare feat these days." --Steven Erikson on In the Eye of Heaven "A very intelligent book, with a hero who starts out as raw and physical as the world in which he finds himself but who proves able to use his mind to get out of the situations his body's gotten him into." --David Drake on In the Eye of Heaven

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