The Limbreth Gate: Book 3 (The Ki and Vandien Quartet) - Softcover

Lindholm, Megan

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0007425406 ISBN 13: 9780007425402

Verlag: Harper Voyager, 2010

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Praise for Megan Lindholm: 'A bright new talent in the fantasy field' Charles de Lint 'Lindholm has created a refreshingly different magic' Locus 'Fascinating, absorbing and well written' Fantasy Review Readers comments from Amazon.com: Victor from New York, October 10th 2000: It rises beyond adventure in challenging the reader to confront destiny, good vs. evil, freedom, and divinity...This is a book you will think about a long time. Fiona, April 15th 2000: Lindholm's characters are so believable, because she gives them comfortable and uncomfortable feelings in themselves and toward each other, something we all know and can relate to.

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A reissue of classic backlist titles from the author of the best selling Farseer Trilogy and The Liveship Traders books. THE LIMBRETH GATE is book three in THE WINDSINGERS series, which introduced her popular gypsy characters, Ki and Vandien. After surviving the conflict between the Windsingers and the Wizard Dresh, life for Ki and her lover, Vandien, settles down. But although Ki's bargain for the Relic bought their lives and their freedom, the wrath of the Hugh Windsinger council is not easily sated. They are deadly enemies, and even the protection of Rebeke, the most powerful of the Windsingers, is not enough to prevent Ki from being tricked through the Limbreth Gate. In the darkness beyond lives a bored and arrogant local god whose only obsession is collecting minds to manipulate and amuse himself with. He reveals to Ki the secrets of her past. Vandien attempts to free her from the god's enchantment. But Ki may be content to remain with the god forever! Rise beyond adventure and confront destiny in book three of Megan Lindholm's stunning Ki and Vandian Quartet.

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• Verlag: Harper Voyager
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2010
• ISBN 10: 0007425406
• ISBN 13: 9780007425402
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 368