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Warhost of Vastmark (The Wars of Light and Shadow, Book 3)

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Warhost of Vastmark (The Wars of Light and Shadow, Book 3)
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Janny Wurts
SeriesThe Wars of Light and Shadow
Series part Volume No. Book 3
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:576
Dimensions(mm): Height 178,Width 111
Category/GenreScience fiction
Fantasy
ISBN/Barcode 9780006482079
ClassificationsDewey:813.54 813.54
Audience
General

Publishing Details

Publisher HarperCollins Publishers
Imprint HarperVoyager
Publication Date 5 February 1996
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

Janny Wurts's epic tale of two half-brothers cursed to life-long enmity reaches new heights in the third volume, now re-released with a striking new cover. Tricked once more by his wily half-brother, Lysaer, Lord of Light, arrives at the tiny harbour town of Merior to find that Arithon's ship yards have been abandoned and meticulously destroyed, and that the Master of Shadow has disappeared as if into thin air. Meanwhile Arithon and the Mad Prophet Dakar are travelling on foot through the treacherous Kelhorn Mountains towards the Vastmark clans, there to raise further support for his cause. But raising a warhost is a costly business. Is it mere coincidence that Princess Talith -- Lysaer's beautiful, headstrong wife -- is taken captive and held for a vast ransom by a master brigand? The forces of light and shadow circle and feint, drawing ever closer to a huge conflict. And in the background the Fellowship of Seven Sorcerers and the Koriani Enchantresses watch and plan, and wait...

Author Biography

Janny Wurts is the author of the Cycle of Fire series, co-author of the worldwide bestselling Empire series with Raymond E. Feist, and is currently working on the Wars of Light and Shadow series. She often paints her own covers and is also an expert horsewoman, sailor, musician and archer.

Reviews

'Astonishingly original and compelling' Raymond E. Feist 'It ought to be illegal for one person to have so much talent' Stephen Donaldson