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Book Description
After fourteen years, New York Times bestselling fantasy master Terry Brooks has returned to the magic kingdom of Landover. The remarkable realm of dragons, demons, wizards, and wonders that wove an irresistible spell in five classic novels throws open its gates at long last for a brand-new aContinue
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- English Books
- Others 352 Pages
- ISBN-10: 0345458524
- ISBN-13: 9780345458520
- Publisher: Del Rey
- Pub date: Aug 18, 2009
- Dimensions: 1522 mm x 1052 mm x 245 mm Just how big is that?
- Also available as: eBook
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| 9780345458520 | Others | $26.00 | $18.72 | bn.com |
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Welcome back to Landover, Prince of Fantasy!
Great book! Welcome back Landover...I missed this world so much! I 've read it all in a breath. It has an unexpreced ending, full of events and like is typical for Landover books, we reach the ending of the story in a crescendo. The new character of the Reign is Mistaya: strong, stubborn and impulsi ... (continue)
Great book! Welcome back Landover...I missed this world so much! I 've read it all in a breath. It has an unexpreced ending, full of events and like is typical for Landover books, we reach the ending of the story in a crescendo. The new character of the Reign is Mistaya: strong, stubborn and impulsive just like a real teenager, despite her "22-years-old brain". In these less than 400 pages we see her growing up and her fight against her own daemons, not only the Abbadon ones. Brooks is able to show us all the facets of a girl so complicated: a bit human, a bit fairy, a bit sylph, that is framed in the end in the sweetness of a re-newed realationship between she and her father, the King Ben Holiday. And so...is the good that always wins, it seems. Or better, let's hope so! (Even if I'm still wondering where Nightshade is now, and it is a good ending and a good starting for a new episode of the saga!)
p.s.
A special thought is for Edgewood Dirk:
I don't like cats so much I have to say, but he's still a very special one. So philosophical and introspective...How could the book have the same intensity without him?
4 Stars, well gained for me!
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