This stand-alone novel in the celebrated After The War Series sees war hero Orec Blackblade, bitter at missing the final battle against the Kinslayer and the death of his comrades, coming to the aid of Doctors Catt and Fisher to stop another evil power wreaking havoc across their war-torn land.
Mark isn’t sure if his love of writing led to his love of gaming or vice versa, but his earliest memories involve both. He now spends his time trying to find a balance between these and working a full-time job, a process made slightly easier by his coffee addiction.
An ex-MP in the South African army, Mark now lives in south London with his wife Liz (herself a published author) in a flat that is equal parts library and home.
"I really enjoyed Redemption’s Blade, and I’d like to see more."
-- Liz Bourke, Locus
"If you’re looking for something that celebrates the genre, while
working to interrogate and question how that genre works, look no
further than Redemption’s Blade. I can only hope there are more
tales to tell in this world to come." -- Tor.com
"Salvation’s Fire... it’s a damn good book in its own right."
-- Liz Bourke, Locus
"All in all, four different takes on two great characters, each
author bringing something different and interesting to make a
lovely little collection. You don’t have to have read the other
books to enjoy them, though you probably get a bit more out of them
if you do." -- fantasy-hive.co.uk
"Catt and Fisher, or Catty and Fishy to their friends, are a
delight... I just have to have more of these characters in my
life." -- theeloquentpage.co.uk
"If Jack Reacher came to Westeros and started beating the hell out
of everybody, you’d have Mark De Jager’s Infernal ... daring,
dangerous, and full of surprises" -- Sebastien de Castell
"Clever, funny and cheerfully brutal" -- Snorri Kristjansson (on
Infernal)
"Infernal proves to be an incredibly strong start for this
series. With drama, mystery, bloodshed, and grim humour abound,
fans who favour the likes of The Elric Saga or The
Silerian Trilogy will definitely have some fun with this one"
-- Starburst
"Epic fantasy without any pretensions of changing literature or
establishing itself in the canon, Infernal is only concerned with
being entertaining. And it definitely succeeds." --
SciFiNow (on Infernal)
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