Publisher's Synopsis
Unbridled greed. Dark necromancy. Total Mayhem.
When Narseh the Slaver journeys to the infamous City of Whores, he thinks he's about to make a fortune trading in nubile human flesh. Instead he finds the city's population decimated by plague. His sordid mercantile venture looks utterly doomed - until a chance encounter with a beautiful sorceress changes everything. By combining her necromantic powers with his commercial know-how, the new allies use the site of the plague-ridden city to launch a money-making scheme so devious, so vile, so repulsive, that it will live on in infamy forever, and bring a storm of vengeance and bloodshed down upon their heads the likes of which the City of Whores has never seen. Praise for The Unwithering Flower:"One of the best Novellas I've ever read. Swann's vision is dark, unrelenting and full of black humour." - Simon McHardy, author of Jaga's Bones and Mother Maggot
"... this book has it all. A really fun read and I must say, a unique, original storyline." - River Dixon, author of The Smell of Cedar and The Stories In Between
"Undead prostitutes and necromancy... Really, what more does one need from a book!?" - Elizabeth Bedlam, author of People who are Lost and Rabbit Skin Glue
