*Swoon*
T. Kingfisher returns to the world of Swordheart with Daggerbound, on sale now. It’s a m/m romantic adventure with all the charm, wit, and slowburn romance we’ve come to love from the worlds of T. Kingfisher.
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*Swoon*
T. Kingfisher returns to the world of Swordheart with Daggerbound, on sale now. It’s a m/m romantic adventure with all the charm, wit, and slowburn romance we’ve come to love from the worlds of T. Kingfisher.
“It’s still bravery even if you’re screaming.”
- Daggerbound, T Kingfisher
Swordheart Fancast
This is my Fan-Cast for T. Kingfisher's Swordheart novel!
Halla: Nicola Coughlan
Uncle Silas: Charles Dance
Aunt Malva: Miranda Richardson
Aunt Sayvil: Essie Davis
Cousin Alver: Domnhall Gleeson
Sarkis: Richard Armitage (as Thorin Oakenshield basically lmaoooo)
The Dervish: Riz Ahmed
Angharad Shieldborn: Katheryn Winnick
Mina: Jessica Brown Findlay
Bartholomew: Jim Broadbent
Nolan: Timothy Spall
Priest of the Hanged Mother: Michael Sheen
Bishop Beartongue: Sophie Okonedo
Zale: Martin Freeman (this was how I imagined Zale in the Book. Basically just being Bilbo Baggins, but a Lawyer/Priest. I also would love to see how he would play this character)
Brindle: *Voiced by Simon McBurney*
The zeth Swordsmith: Amber Midthunder
Craving an m/m romantic adventure? Look no further than Daggerbound, a charming fantasy by T. Kingfisher set in the world of Swordheart. Do you like grumpy ancient warriors who have been trapped for centuries in a sword? How about a disillusioned scholar who accidentally becomes bound to said (hot) grumpy warrior? Well, meet Learned Edmund & the Dervish.
Learned Edmund is officially over it. He's stuck moving another dusty relic from one stuffy temple to the next—thrilling. But when bandits attack, he grabs an ancient sword relic in desperation and BOOM: out pops the Dervish! He's an alarmingly handsome immortal warrior who's been trapped in the enchanted steel for centuries, and he is angry as hell about it. He wants to hate Edmund, but the scholar is just too sweet, clever, and kind. The Dervish can handle bandits, cultists, dragons, and strange diplomats, no problem. But protecting his own heart? That's the real fight.
“… which he liberated in the name of the people. Or at least in the name of the Dervish.”
-Daggerbound, T Kingfisher
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I am pumped for Daggerbound.
"Drag Her Round the Road" by The Dervish