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The Last Argument of Kings

by Joe Abercrombie · Cover art by Greg Manchess · View all editions

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Unknown Publisher's standard edition of The Last Argument of Kings by Joe Abercrombie is author & artist signed, limited to 500 copies, slipcase, cloth bound and ribbon marker. Hardcover format, listed at £235.00 by Curious King and currently sold out.

In the conclusion of *The First Law* trilogy, the fragile peace of the Union is shattered as war erupts on multiple fronts and ancient rivalries come to a head. Bayaz, the First of the Magi, manipulates the political landscape and the lives of his pawns—including Logen Ninefingers, Jezal dan Luthar, and Sand dan Glokta—to secure his own power. As armies clash and betrayals unfold, the characters must confront the brutal reality that in a world of shifting loyalties, the most powerful often leave only destruction in their wake.

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Format
Hardcover
Edition
Standard Edition
Run size
500 copies
Signature
Author & Artist Signed
Artwork by
Greg Manchess
Publisher
Unknown Publisher
Producer
Curious King
List price
£235.00
Availability
Sold Out
Physical features
Binding
Cloth BoundRibbon Marker

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Curious King
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Sold Out
Price
£235.00
£600.00
Limited
500 copies
150 copies (Numbered)
Signed
Author & Artist
Author & Artist
Illustrations
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Yes
Cover Type
Clothbound
Hardcover
Ribbon Marker
Yes
No

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Cover Artist
Greg Manchess
Illustrator
Greg Manchess

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