The Tamuli Omnibus - Brossura

Eddings, David

Brossura

ISBN 10: 0006483844 ISBN 13: 9780006483847

Casa editrice: HarperVoyager, 1999

Riassunto

The fantasy masterwork complete in one volume – 1456 magnificent pages: DOMES OF FIRE THE SHINING ONES THE HIDDEN CITY

Prince Sparhawk and Queen Ehlana are married and their union is blessed with a very special daughter named Danae. But in the Tamul Empire far to the east, unrest of paranormal origin is brewing. The pre-eminent Styric magician Zalasta suggests that the Empire look to the legendary warrior Sparhawk for help.

Trolls despoil Atan in the North, and vampires, werewolves, zombies, ghouls and Ogres form a vast conspiracy to take over the Empire. Most disturbing of all are reported sightings of Shining Ones among the hordes. These luminous beings inspire more fear than the rest combined.

While Sparhawk resurrects the Blue Rose and battles the enemies of the empire, Queen Ehlana is taken, captive, to the Hidden City of the Cyrgai. The City is protected by magic and by the invincible Klael. The ultimate battle must be fought.

This spectacular trilogy is fantasy at its best.

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Recensione:

‘A graceful, fluid style of storytelling rare in fantasy writing’
Publishers Weekly

‘Others may vie for the top position... but Eddings reigns supreme’
Publishers Weekly

‘Sparhawk is the best-realized hero in current fantasy
‘ Daily Telegraph

L'autore:

Born in Washington State in 1931, David Eddings grew up near Seattle. He graduated from the University of Washington and went on to serve in the US Army. Subsequently he worked as a buyer for the Boeing company and taught college-level English. His first novel was a contemporary adventure, but he soon began a spectacular career as a fantasy writer with his series The Belgariad. He consolidated his success with two further popular series, The Malloreon and The Elenium.

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• Editore: HarperVoyager
• Data di pubblicazione: 1999
• ISBN 10: 0006483844
• ISBN 13: 9780006483847
• Rilegatura: Paperback
• Numero di pagine: 1462