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The Warring States: The Wave Trilogy Book 2: The Wave Trilogy

Autor Aidan Harte
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 3 apr 2014
The second book in the Wave Trilogy, set in a darkly original alternative Renaissance Italy.

After the rout at Rasenna, Concord faces enemies on all fronts, and nobody believes that the last surviving Apprentice is equal to these crises - but Torbidda didn't become Apprentice by letting himself be manipulated.

While Sofia is struggling to understand her miraculous pregnancy, the City of Towers grows wealthy. But it's not long before the people of Rasenna start arguing again, and as the city falls apart once more, Sofia realises she must escape Etruria to save her baby.

When prophecy leads her to another cesspit of treachery, the decadent Crusader kingdom of Oltremare, Sofia begins to despair, for this time she can see no way out...
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780857389039
ISBN-10: 0857389033
Pagini: 512
Dimensiuni: 132 x 198 x 32 mm
Greutate: 0.34 kg
Editura: Quercus Books
Colecția Arcadia
Seria The Wave Trilogy

Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom

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Harte manages to combine a series of intricate plot lines, intriguing characters and the creation of his version of renaissance Europe without ever becoming confusing ... Harte proves the genre can be as thought-provoking and intelligent as any other work of fiction ... he has created a world that could have easily stepped out of any history book, but which is infinitely more interesting.
. . . exciting and original amid the current fantasy landscape . . .
Harte is a brilliant new voice in historical fantasy, and this is quite simply the best piece of fantasy that I have read so far this year
I definitely recommend this one, a real unexpected find for me that I really enjoyed
If there were stars for world-building Irenicon would be a five plus, no question.
Seriously impressed both by the quality of the ideas and the ingenuity with which they are explored in the text . . . Irenicon is completely fascinating
The book is a fountain of gorgeous detail, festooned with enriching codices and enlightening, subtly subsumed exposition
. . . twice as impressive as Irenicon . . . [It] will leave you gaping, it really is that rich and worked out in the details