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Sto caricando le informazioni... Star of Cursrah (Forgotten Realms: Lost Empires, Book 3)) (edizione 1999)di Clayton Emery (Autore)
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Fantasy.
Fiction.
HTML:The third installment in a series that uncovers the secrets of the ancient civilizations of the Forgotten Realms world Lurking in the ruins of the Cursrah is a horrific tale of greed, power, and revenge. The Protector crawls forth, the shade of a dead city whose rulers refuse to die. In two distant epochs, the stories of young adventurers unfold: Craving excitement, a tomboyish princess disobeys her mother's orders to explore the countryside with her two male companions. Their journey closely mirrors that of Amber, Hakiim, and Reiver, a trio of friends living one thousand years in the future. Though separated by time, both parties of adventurers learn of a dreadful destiny they cannot escape . . . and of a deadly threat to all they hold dear. Why did Cursrah fall? Who was the Star of Cursrah? And how can a long-dead city threaten the modern realm of Calimshan? Uncover the secrets for yourself—if you dare. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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Google Books — Sto caricando le informazioni... GeneriSistema Decimale Melvil (DDC)813.54Literature English (North America) American fiction 20th Century 1945-1999Classificazione LCVotoMedia:
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Perhaps my favorite aspect of the book is the style of the story as it flips between two different plot lines which eventually are related. The fact that one plot line is historical and the other contemporary adds to the curiosity of how they will eventually be brought together.
Character detail is good with sufficient information given to allow one to relate to them. Some characters which seem really important to the plot at points have detail but little history or motive. So while they are key you have no reason to know why they are involved other than as a piece of the plot. This gets back to context and I do not know if this due to the author or the editor.
I would probably rate this book PG. Violence, of course, including torture but even battle scenes are not particularly gory and romance is not an issue. ( )