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 Hoard of Mhorrer - M.F.W. Curran
 Hoard of Mhorrer - M.F.W. Curran ... WritingNewest Review: ... leaves sent on a mission to Egypt, to hunt down the Hoard of Mhorrer - a large store of Scarimadaen, which are objects used ... more ... to summon daemons. The vampyres themselves are also very keen to track down the Hoard, as this would allow them to summon enough daemons to destroy the monks.
It is a difficult path, as they arrive in Egypt to discover that vampyres have murdered the one person they believed could direct them to the Hoard. The Egyptian militia also pursues them, after events result in the deaths of a number of local people. Fortunately, the monks manage to find assistance from a tribe of Bedouin, who have tangled with the Cult of ...more |
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Hoard of Mhorrer - M.F.W. Curran: Less is Mhorrer (900 words)
by - written on 03/07/09 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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M. F. W. Curran's previous novel, ''The Secret War'', provided the reader with a great opening into this series. Curran builds his characters very well and then puts them into a very gripping story. It was with great anticipation I jumped straight into the follow up, ''The Hoard of Mhorrer''. Whilst it contains many of the elements that made the first book so good, it is different enough to be more than just a copy of worked so well last time. Since the events of ''The Secret War'', Captain William Saxon has continued the fight against vampyres and daemons and is now a respected leader amongst the fighting monks of Saint Sallian. The monks have slain many ... Read the complete review
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