Discover the origins of the legend of Geralt of Rivia, the most iconic monster hunter in the fantasy world. If you want to see how a hero is made and what his journey entails, the book Crossroads of Ravens will draw you into a world full of danger and moral dilemmas.

A story that will leave you breathless

This novel takes you back to the time before Geralt was known as the “White Wolf” or the “Butcher of Blaviken.” A fresh graduate of Kaer Morhen, he steps into a world that is more likely to shun than welcome his kind. After an act of naive heroism goes tragically wrong, he is rescued from ruin by the grizzled and enigmatic witcher Preston Holt - a man with an unclear past and his own agenda.

Under Holt’s guidance, Geralt begins to learn what it truly means to walk the Path - to protect a world that fears him and to survive on his own terms. As the line between right and wrong blurs, Geralt must decide whether to assume the mask of the monster everyone expects, or to emerge from this path as something entirely different.

Why you shouldn’t miss this book

Crossroads of Ravens is a standalone novel in Andrzej Sapkowski’s legendary Witcher saga, translated from the original Polish by David French. With more than thirty million copies sold and translations into over forty languages, the series is one of the most successful in fantasy. This book lets you experience the first steps of the hero you know and love from a whole new perspective.

• A gripping story full of tension and unexpected twists - watch a legend take shape.
• An in-depth look at Geralt’s character and the moral choices that shape his fate.
• Excellent translation from the original Polish by an experienced translator.
• A standalone story suitable for new readers who want to dive into the world of the Witcher.
• A unique glimpse into a fantasy world of magic, danger, and intrigue beloved by fans worldwide.
• Author: Andrzej Sapkowski
• Title: Crossroads of Ravens
• Genre: fantasy, adventure novel
• Original language: Polish
• Translator: David French
• Binding: not specified (please check availability)