Name: The Kingdoms: Wrath of Ashar (The Book of the Kingdoms) (en Inglés)
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Author: Angus Wells
ISBN: 9780553283716

portada The Kingdoms: Wrath of Ashar (The Book of the Kingdoms) (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Spectra

Autor

Angus Wells

Año

1990

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

404

Encuadernación

Libro de Bolsillo

ISBN

0553283715

ISBN13

9780553283716

The Kingdoms: Wrath of Ashar (The Book of the Kingdoms) (en Inglés)

Angus Wells (Autor) · Spectra · Libro de Bolsillo

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Reseña del libro "The Kingdoms: Wrath of Ashar (The Book of the Kingdoms) (en Inglés)"

A richly rendered saga of heroism and magic by a stunning new fantasy talent, Wrath of Ashar is the first volume in The Books of the Kingdoms, a harrowing epic of a world on the threshold of its greatest challenge.In the north, a fire rages through the world-spanning forest of Beltrevan. Out of the flames is born terrifying being with monstrous powers—Taws, messenger of the fire-god Ashar. The ancient prophecies say he will raise a great Horde from the warlike tribes of the north to bring destruction to the peaceful Kingdoms of Tamur, Ust-Galich, and Kesh. In the south, a young prophetess of the order of the lady forsakes her vows of celibacy to bear a child, for the Book of Kyrie says that a champion will arise from Tamur to meet the challenge of the Usurper. The boy is named Kedyrn. And as he nears manhood it seems that he may indeed be the child of prophecy, for he wields powers that none outside the Sisterhood have ever claimed. He may be the last, desperate hope for the survival of the Kingdoms—but the Usurper has learned of Kedryrn as well, and his armies are on the march . . . .