Strangely dark, curiously original and funny, Fridge of the North is a really different kind of book.

While set in the same universe as Flowers of the Demonlord, Fridge of the North is only partially of the same series, and may be seen as an absurd offshoot in a different genre, that of comedy.

Conceived in bizarre circumstances on Wangwire beach, Ghee of Sharon is a sword-fighting heroine of great power who goes on a long quest to find a fridge on the Iron Age planet Kuvia, the Fridge of the North that stands as a monolith in the freezing tundra of Blueland.

Her Master Drishnu knows that the fridge contains a cheese pie, but what does it all mean?

Is the fridge magnet the hot and confused heart of an alien sorcerer?

How does it all end with koala pie?

Only in a book like this can a character speak in a tone of voice that sounds like a fully-laden fridge falling into the cracks of doom.

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