He has committed some unspeakable acts against Kate, Curren, and their friends and his jealousy of Kate and what she represents is what got him in the mess he’s in now. Rescued by Roland as a child and trained by Voron, Hugh has strength, power, skill, and an unimaginable ego that Kate has repeatedly trampled on. First seen in book 3-Magic Strikes, he reappears like a bad penny in Magic Rises and Magic Breaks. Hugh D’Ambray Preceptor of the Iron Dogs, Warlord of the Builder of Towers, Nemesis to Kate Danials, has to be one of urban fantasy’s top unredeemable men. Anyone can write a story of redemption, the trick is not only making the redeeming believable but getting your readers to buy it. I will be the first to admit I was skeptical when I first heard this story idea. Hugh needs a miracle and it comes in the form of a witch whose own reputation is as sketchy as Hugh’s. Hugh d’Ambray has been disavowed by Roland and he and his people are being hunted down and killed by Landon Nez, Roland’s Necromancer. Iron and Magic, first in the Iron Covenant trilogy, spins off the Kate Daniels series and runs concurrently with book 9 in the KD world-Magic Binds. And they need to make this relationship as believable as possible if they want to survive what’s coming for them. She needs help and if she has to make a deal with the devil to get one…then so be it.
Caught between a rock and a hard place, Elara knows there is a war coming and they are right in the middle of it. A marriage of convenience to one they call the White Lady.Įlara Harper just wants to keep her people safe. Until his advisor approaches him with a proposition. With no money, shelter, or weapons, the Iron Preceptors have no hope of surviving the necromancers that are gunning for them. He wallows in the booze until his will to live and need to save his people overrides his death wish. Hugh D’Ambray has been cut loose by his master and pseudo-father, Roland.
Favorite Quote: “As long as you stay here, you have a home.
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