The Master of the Ice Garden. Volume 3

The Grzedowicz Saga was recognized as the best fantasy book in Poland 2001–2010

Where the master walks, there the garden of monsters gives birth! Abandon hope if you dare to enter here. The monitors will go out, the communication will disappear, the weapons will fall silent. Magic reigns here!

It took four earthlings to turn the planet Midgaard into a living hell. Following their trail, marked by unimaginable atrocities, follows Vuka Drakainen. Guided by unwavering determination, step by step he makes his way through a nightmare as if from the sick imagination of Hieronymus Bosch. Is this still a mission or is it already a forest? And will he be able to stop those whose power has made them equal to gods? Will he be able to kill them?

This four-book fantasy saga is written on a scale worthy of the works of J. R. R. Tolkien and J. R. R. Martin, R. Zelezny and W. Le Guin. It is distinguished by a subtle combination of elements of science fiction with the genre of "fantasy". The main character Vuka Drakainen arrives on the planet Midgaard to learn about the fate of a scientific mission and return it to Earth. Medieval orders and magic reign here, and Drakainen is waiting for unusual events and twists of fate...
Stunning in its scale and aesthetics, the work of Jaroslav Grzeńdowicz is the best example of modern Polish science fiction, which is rapidly gaining new loyal fans around the world.