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Bezig met laden... Track of the White Wolf (1987)door Jennifer Roberson
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Meld je aan bij LibraryThing om erachter te komen of je dit boek goed zult vinden. Op dit moment geen Discussie gesprekken over dit boek. This book is my favourite of the Cheysuli series. We begin to see a different side to the Ihlini, the magical race who have up to now been portrayed as the evil opponents of the Cheysuli. It ends with some interesting and complex developments in the offing. While Track of the Wolf stands pretty much on it's own I still strongly suggest reading the three previous in the series to get the full flavor. geen besprekingen | voeg een bespreking toe
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Niall, Prince of Homana, key player in a prophecy that spans generations, should have been the treasured link between Cheysuli and Homanan. Yet neither of the peoples he is destined to someday rule feel anything but suspicion of Niall. Homanans fear him for his Cheysuli heritage, while Cheysuli refuse to accept him as their own because he has acquired neither a lir-shape nor the lir companion which is the true mark of the Cheysuli shapechangers. And now, despite his precarious situation within the kingdom, Niall must undertake a journey to fulfill yet another link in the ancient prophecy. He must travel through war-torn lands to claim his bride#151;a mission which may prove his doom. For searching for both his destiny and his lir, Naill is about to be plunged into a dangerous maelstrom of intrigue, betrayal, and deadly Ihlini sorcery... Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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This volume spent a lot more time on setting the political landscape than with action. But, oh what a pretty little landscape it is. Niall spends time in Atvia, Erinn, Solinde and Homana... as well as Valguard. Making friends and influencing people, so they say. I liked this one, but not quite as much as the book focused on Donal. And while I think Niall was written to do the best he could, I still wish he had been given leave to more effectively mete out his justice. I'm afraid that he's left too many openly declared enemies out in the world for him to have much of a peaceful reign... ( )