★★★★★ "Blending beautiful prose...and gritty suspense, this novel keeps the reader on edge with every passing page...Part fantasy, part mystery, this suspenseful tale is completely unforgettable." ~ Kirkus Reviews
★★★★★ "A tightly-plotted fantasy debut, Peter Eliott's A DREAM OF SHADOWS tells a breathtaking, enthralling tale, bursting at the seams with a rotten, yet likable ensemble of murderous rapscallions and an absorbing world concealed in fog and shadow." ~ Indie Reader
A Dream of Shadows is a high-octane, intense fantasy that takes place over 48 hours in a city known as Hell's Labyrinth. Full of stunning twists and fast-paced action, Peter Eliott's genre mashup of post-apocalyptic dystopia and romantic thriller will grip readers tight and never let go.
Vazeer the Lash has spent his entire adulthood on the verge of peril while operating as a criminal in the violent metropolis of Hell's Labyrinth. Vazeer, intelligent and poised, longs to leave the life of smuggling that betrays his cultured personality.
His chance comes when he is commissioned to overthrow The Raving Blade, one of the most notorious and cruel power brokers in Hell's Labyrinth. Vazeer joins a rogue's gallery of accomplished Shadow Bidders, each a master of distinct and nefarious skills. Among them are an ex-pirate, whose enormous size and skill with weapons make him a veritable one-man army, a brilliant actress who finds herself playing a key role in a criminal world where she doesn't belong, and a calm, mysterious assassin who draws events ever forward towards a series of increasingly dire consequences.
Vazeer has 48 hours of mortal danger and sadistic enemies standing between him and freedom... but good and evil are not as straightforward as they seem.
Fans of eloquent fantasies like The First Law Trilogy, A Game of Thrones, and The Kingkiller Chronicles will be spellbound by Peter Eliott's Shadow Bidder series debut!
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Winner of 17 Literary Awards, including 13 First Place Finishes.
