Brotherhood, treachery, and the clash of empires-his honor could become his death song. Poland, 1620. Jacek D¿browski scents war in the air. After five years away from the battlefield, the renowned fighter answers his commander's call to face the advancing Ottomans. But the clash of duty and devotion tears at him when he must leave his beloved wife to fend for herself. Tasked with steering quarrelsome noblemen and deciphering dangerous war councils, Jacek soon suspects treachery lurks within his own ranks. Beset by rivalries and hard choices, he leans on trusted brothers-in-arms to weather the storm of steel and deceit. But as the tide of battle rises, his loyalty may demand the ultimate sacrifice. Will Jacek's call to arms prove his death song-or forge his legacy in fire and blood? For readers who crave tales of honor, treachery, and history forged in blood, this sweeping tale of sacrifice and brotherhood will keep you turning the pages. **1st Place Winner in Chaucer Pre-1750s Early Historical Fiction Category** **A B.R.A.G. Medallion Honoree** This is a standalone continuation in The Winged Warrior Series.