Of Bone and Thunder

A Novel

By: Chris Evans

Narrated by: Todd Haberkorn

Channeling the turbulent period of the Vietnam War and its ruthless pitting of ideologies, cultures, generations, and races against each other, military historian and acclaimed fantasy writer Chris Evans takes a daring new approach to the traditional world of sword and sorcery by thrusting it into a maelstrom of racial animus, drug use, rebellion, and a growing war that seems at once unwinnable and with no end in sight. In this thrilling epic, right and wrong, country and honor, freedom and sacrifice are all put to the ultimate test in the heart of a dark, bloody, otherworldly jungle.

In this strange, new world deep among the shadows under a triple-canopy jungle and plagued by dangers real and imagined, soldiers strive to fulfill a mission they don’t understand and are ill-equipped to carry out. And high above them, the heavy rush of wings slashing through the humid air herald a coming wave of death and destruction, and just possibly, salvation.

©2014 Chris Evans (P)2014 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Critic reviews

" Apocalypse Now meets The Lord of the Rings in a bold new fantasy from the acclaimed author of the Iron Elves trilogy, filled with “heroic action that keeps fans coming back.” ( Publishers Weekly)

Good war story witty fantasy involved.

I really enjoyed this story. It was a bit slow in the beginning but it was to allow a set up of the characters and the story. Todd Haberkorn did a amazing job. I enjoy all the different voices he uses and does a great job of bringing the characters to life.

Vietnam in Fantasyland

I got hooked on the characters before connecting the dots. By then I couldn’t abandon them. Painful to the end.

A great book by a very talented writer.

Absolutely enjoyed this book. The author did a great job with this book, the descriptions and the way its told sucks you into the story you feel like your there. This book is well worth your time especially if you are in to history, war (Vietnam) , and fantasy.

Hope this is going to be a series

Amazing book. Reminds me of the Black Company books from Glenn Cook. Brings a small measure of understanding to the kind of issues that soldiers battle through daily.