J. Gregory Keyes

A first of two official tie-ins to the popular video game is a fantasy epic set deep in the game's world that relates a story that takes place after the events of the most recent game release, Oblivion. By the award-winning author of The Waterborn. Original. Video game tie-in.

An Elder Scrolls Novel

The Infernal City

i loveee the elder scrolls franchise so much and just knew i had to read this book when i found out it existed. i was not disappointed!! it was so great to get to see territories not frequently shown in the video games, and learn a bit more about the lore. 

i loved the characters, with glim being my favorite. the multiple pov was super fun, too. the plot was so intriguing and cool, and the world-building was beautiful and as magical as ever! i can't wait to read the next one! 

kaii

i loveee the elder scrolls franchise so much and just knew i had to read this book when i found out it existed. i was not disappointed!! it was so great to get to see territories not frequently shown in the video games, and learn a bit more about the lore. 

i loved the characters, with glim being my favorite. the multiple pov was super fun, too. the plot was so intriguing and cool, and the world-building was beautiful and as magical as ever! i can't wait to read the next one! 

Martin Kørra

Michael Cowell

Nina

Greg Keyes

Four decades after the Oblivion Crisis, Tamriel is threatened anew by an ancient and all-consuming evil: Umbriel, a floating city, casts a terrifying shadow, for wherever it falls people die and rise again. 'The Infernal City' is the first of two novels that ties into the 'Elder Scrolls' roleplaying game.

The Infernal City An Elder Scrolls Novel

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