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A Tapestry of Spells (A Novel of the Nine Kingdoms Book 4) Kindle Edition
Return to the world of the Nine Kingdoms with New York Times bestselling author Lynn Kurland as a new evil, and a new passion, emerges.
Sarah's brother has embraced the dark arts, vowing to destroy the Nine Kingdoms, and she doesn't have the power to stop him. Now she must risk everything to thwart his plans, even though she fears the quest will reveal the secret she's kept all her life.
After seeing his entire family slain by magic, Ruithneadh swore never to use his power again. But when Sarah pleads for his help, he's thrust back into a life of enchantments and peril, and a quest capable of unraveling the entire fabric of the Nine Kingdoms.
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherBerkley
- Publication dateJanuary 5, 2010
- Reading age18 years and up
- File size694 KB
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- ASIN : B0033SA4YI
- Publisher : Berkley; 1st edition (January 5, 2010)
- Publication date : January 5, 2010
- Language : English
- File size : 694 KB
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- Print length : 371 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #470,573 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #894 in Demons & Devils Paranormal Romance
- #1,100 in Magic Romance eBooks
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Lynn Kurland is the New York Times bestselling author of over forty novels and novellas including historical and paranormal romances, and fantasies.
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Lynn Kurland is one of my favorite authors. However, I have not read the previous trilogy. I hate to admit that I didn't even know it existed. (You know how Life gets in the way and you unintentionally stop taking time for yourself-which, for me, means curling up with a good book!) The last three days I've gone to bed reading this book until 2am (THAT'S how I know I've picked a good book!) completely absorbed in the story. When I finished the book this morning I couldn't believe it. I'm used to reading the books where everyone lives happily ever after and all the problems are solved in just one book! I just assumed this one would be the same. I'll admit-I was angry! I suffered from all the side effects listed above!
So first thing this morning I went on amazon.com and was reassured that this is only the first book and the story will continue and it's not the end. Whew! I was hoping the next book was out so I could buy it immediately and find out what happens, but I have to wait till Jan 2011, then Jan 2012 for the final book. No such luck. Just another way of knowing I picked a good book, I guess! At least I still have the previous trilogy to catch up on while I wait!
Now that I'm relieved and on the other side of the "trauma" I went through early this morning, I will say that this was a beautifully written, totally absorbing book. I liked how one reviewer described Sarah-tough and determined, but not overly tough. You can see that she has a soft heart and is thoughtful and tender with Ruith-selflessly, but without him knowing what it costs her-yet at the same time she would not allow him or anyone else treat her without respect. Both of them have so much to discover about themselves that they've hidden for so long, "stuffed down inside, like a well, latched close, to be forgotten about". You can see that, without each other and what each of them bring to and out of each other, they would never be able to face their "demons". I cannot imagine two more books would cover everything! I cannot wait to find out how this ends-for real, this time!
After reading the first trilogy in the Nine Kingdoms books, I was starving for more, so I read the books following Ruith and Sarah's story as fast as I could. I loved them but I kind of felt that it was another Miach and Morgan we were reading about. It doesn't detract from the story for me, but I'm not picky and others might find that it does. The plot is quite a bit different, and the characters are different for the most part, but the romance itself is nearly identical to Miach and Morgan's. Again, I didn't find it lessening my love for the story even a little bit.
It runs parallel to the Princess of the Sword, which I found a bit awkward. It didn't quite fit in as well as it would have had Kurland chosen to write them in serial order. But that was easy to ignore as well in favor of the well-written, fast-paced, and overall excellent storyline. I also love the language they use, and can't help but read the entire thing in an Irish brogue.
If you liked the first three books, these are well worth picking up. My biggest complaint is that I have to wait an entire year for the third to come out now. And I plan on reading the anthologies as soon as possible!
Another thing: I bought this book for my Kindle, so this review is solely for that format. It had a lot of random typos, but generally that was only in italics (which happened every time Ruith dreamed). I don't know why, because I haven't had this problem in any other Kindle book (including the other Lynn Kurland 9 kingdoms ones...just the ones about Ruith and Sarah). Probably my only complaint. I wish I could edit them...