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ⓘ About M.D. Ireman
There are two distinct groups at the heart of this story. On one side are the barbarians who reside in the north and the medieval or the civilized people found in the south. The author shows how these two groups interact and intersect over distance and time. Both groups are made of diverse individuals, all trying their best to serve their interests while confronting the challenges they find in their paths. Tallos is forced to brave the fearsome Galatai warriors that reside in the icy forests during his voyage. Two Galatai brothers, Decker and Titon, are planning a mission of their own. The two want to undertake a raid that will bring them resources and glory amongst their kin. The boys’ father has gone south to look for medicine that could cure their mother.
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Who is M.D. Ireman?
There are two distinct groups at the heart of this story. On one side are the barbarians who reside in the north and the medieval or the civilized people found in the south. The author shows how these two groups interact and intersect over distance and time.
Which M.D. Ireman series should I start with?
M.D. Ireman's series each consist of a single volume, so there is no reading order inside them. The earliest is The Axe and the Throne (2014).
How many books has M.D. Ireman written?
M.D. Ireman has 1 book catalogued in this guide, published in 2014. It sits in the Bounds of Redemption series.
In what order should M.D. Ireman's series be read?
Read each series in publication order — the numbered entries in each series follow the year each book first appeared. M.D. Ireman's series do not depend on one another, so they can be started in any order; by start date they are Bounds of Redemption (2014, 1 book).
How are M.D. Ireman's books organised into series?
This guide places M.D. Ireman's single book in 1 named series, with no standalone titles: Bounds of Redemption (1 book, 2014).