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Sword in the Storm (The Rigante #1)
R44.00
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The first in a new series from the master of heroic fantasy
Born in the storm that doomed his father, Connavar grows to manhood among the mist-covered mountains of Caer Druagh, where the Rigante tribe dwell in harmony with the land and its gods.
But beyond the border, across the water, an evil force is gathering strength, an unstoppable force that will change the world beyond all recognition.
Haunted by malevolent spirits and hunted by evil men, Connavar sets out on a spectacular mission to save his people.
In this tale of love and honour, friendship and courage, this master of the fantasy genre explored the intriguing worlds of Celtic myth and ancient Earth Magic.
Fierce and proud, the Rigante dwell deep in the green mountain lands, worshiping the gods of air and water, and the spirits of the earth.  Among them lives a warrior who bears the mark of fate. Born of the storm that slew his father, he is Connavar, and tales of his courage spread like wildfire.
The Seidh--a magical race as old as time--take note of the young warrior and cast a malignant shadow across his life. For soon a merciless army will cross the water, destroying forever the timeless rhythms of life among the Rigante.
Swearing to protect his people, Connavar embarks on a quest that will take him into the heart of the enemy. Along the way, he receives a gift: a sword as powerful and deadly as the Seidh who forged it. Thus he receives a name that will strike fear into the hearts of friend and foe alike--a name proclaiming a glorious and bitter destiny...
Demonblade.
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| Author | David Gemmell |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Corgi Books |
| Place | London |
| Year | 1999 |
| ISBN | 9780552142564 |
| Binding | Paperback |
| Condition | Fair |
| Comments | Yellowed pages; forward lean, mark on closed pages |
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