Morigu: The Dead

by Mark C. Perry

The great war begun in Morigu: The Desecration continues as the warlords of the alliance seek to strike back at their enemy. Their only hope lies in the Morigu, a creature made with the power of the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0445206446
• ISBN13: 9780445206441
• Release Date: January 1990
• Publisher: Warner Books (NY)
• Length: 202 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Give us more

Very good story hope to read more some day. Every time i come across these on my shelf it is hard to not pick them up. Hope you can get the next books out soon! :)

Please finish the Series

Mr. Perry, please finish this series. I have been dying for more of these books. These books are exciting, intoxicating, and extremely addicting. I have owned both of these books for over ten years and will until I die. They blend action, horror, drama, and the struggle of the human spirit in one powerful story. For anyone who likes science fiction these books are a must read, heck for anyone who just likes a good story these are a must read. I think everyone should own these books. In my opinion they easily rank with the Edding's Belgeraid, Jordan's Wheel of Time, and yes *gasp* Lord of the Rings Hopefully the author is really alive, and not deceased as rumor has it, and the publishing industry is smart enough to put more of his work in print. So please Mr. Perry, KEEP WRITING, WE WILL KEEP READING!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Morigu: The Dead

I have read many fantasy series (Sword of Truth, Lord of the Rings, Wheel of Time...etc) and this series defintely holds its own with those series. Although both books are short in pages compare to the other series, his character development is complex and indepth. The story flows very smoothly and it does capture you to the point that you cannot stop reading.Unfortunately, I have been awaiting for nearly 8 years for him to finish this series. I do not know if he is dead or not willing to write, but if you are reading this Mr. Perry, please finish the series! If not Mr. Perry, somebody finish this series! It is extremely frustrating, enjoying something but not able to have closure!

A Long Strange Trip Its Been

Morigu the Dead was a long awaited, by me at least, sequel to an excellent book. It is filled with brilliant imagery and gives a nod to many so called pagan beliefs, brought to life in fiction of course. Mr. Perry is an inventive author who should seriously consider finishing the series, he would have fans falling over each other in their thanks. If you read this book and like it check out Mark E. Rogers and David Eddings as well.

This is one of the best fantasy series ever written

After reading the other reviews on this website, I am glad to learn that I am not the only reader who was eagerly anticipating a sequel to this series. I finished the first two books in a few hours and have been searching for the third one for years. Unfortunately, it is not available as it seems the author only wrote two books. Rarely have I read such engrossing battle scenes in a fantasy novel. Mr. Perry is adept at providing vivid and, at times gory, depictions of battlefield action. This is matched by his ability to create fantastic characters complete with human flaws and shortcomings (even the Gods in the story). The conflict within the Morigu; the nobility of Dammuth, the Dwarves, and Elves; the duplicity of Fealoth and Arianrood; and the might of the Demon Lords and Apkieran (who is wicked!) make for an amazing story. I would rank this up with the best of Feist and Eddings, despite the obscurity of the author. I only hope that all the raves and support on this website may somehow reach the author or publisher and convince him/them to finish the series.