Previous SFF Author: Gregg Hurwitz
Anthony Huso grew up in a small midwestern town and studied English at the University of Minnesota. Since then he has worked as a door-to-door vacuum cleaner salesman, a home health aide, and a bill collector. Currently he’s a game designer and he lives in Cedar Park, Texas. He’s married and has three daughters. You can read about him at Anthony Huso’s website.
The Last Page by Anthony Huso is an exciting debut novel that, despite some rough spots here and there, delivers thrills and originality in spades, and promises great things for the future.
Caliph Howl, the main character, is described on the book’s cover as Stonehold’s “reluctant High King,” but when The Last Page starts off, Caliph is actually still the crown prince and a student of holomorphy (blood-fueled magic) at the High College of Desdae.
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Previous SFF Author: Gregg Hurwitz
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