They call it tribute. It's just another word for sacrifice.
When a weak human king offers brides to appease the goblin horde, the goblin king sees his chance. He'll wed them to his oldest generals; warriors whose time has passed. Two birds, one stone. Keep the humans in check, remind his generals they're disposable.
Only problem? These battle-scarred veterans didn't survive decades of warfare by being stupid. And they didn't earn their scars by being merciful.
Between assassination attempts, political schemes, and a royal family that makes rattlesnakes look cuddly, the tribute brides are about to learn why goblin retirement plans don't include rocking chairs.
The goblin king's about to learn why you should read the fine print on marriage contracts - especially when your generals are more cunning than you thought.
No explicit content, but plenty of political intrigue, dark humor, and the kind of romance that blooms in blood-soaked soil. After all, in the Goblin City, nobody's quite what they seem.
Praise for the Goblin General:
"The Goblin General is the first book I've read by this author. It's so good that before I was halfway through it, I bought more of her books."
"The plot is solid, the pacing is excellent, and the characters are believable."
"The world building was rich and the characters engaging."
"I have enjoyed every book of Autumn Dawn's that I have read."
"Wonderful women goblins!"
"I loved the fierce old goblin crones!"
"Charming, amusing, enjoyable book!"
"Clean fantasy, excellent world building. Never seen anything like it."
"Please write another sequel! I love these books. This is one of the best fantasies! I screamed and whooped! I love all the characters, even the bad one."
"I love that she doesn't write detailed sex scenes. I'm tired of reading books that offend my sensibilities."
"This was so entertaining! I truly enjoyed this book. Who would have thought of goblins for heroes?"
