The King (eBook, ePUB) - Feintuch, David
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Rodrigo has won the throne of Caledon and mastered the Still's magic. Now comes the real challenge: He must rule. When Rodrigo took control of the mystical powers of the Still, he gained the knowledge of his forefathers. On the battlefield, the Still is a potent weapon and Rodrigo proves to be a gifted strategist. But the Still doesn't make him perfect, and even the wisdom of generations of Caledonian rulers can't prepare Rodrigo for what will come next. A sudden betrayal costs Rodrigo the life and companionship of the person he loves most. With the savage King Hriskil advancing on the north,…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Rodrigo has won the throne of Caledon and mastered the Still's magic. Now comes the real challenge: He must rule. When Rodrigo took control of the mystical powers of the Still, he gained the knowledge of his forefathers. On the battlefield, the Still is a potent weapon and Rodrigo proves to be a gifted strategist. But the Still doesn't make him perfect, and even the wisdom of generations of Caledonian rulers can't prepare Rodrigo for what will come next. A sudden betrayal costs Rodrigo the life and companionship of the person he loves most. With the savage King Hriskil advancing on the north, hoping to seize Caledon, Rodrigo must press on toward an earth-shattering magical confrontation.
Autorenporträt
David Feintuch (1944-2006) was the author of the award-winning military science fiction Seafort Saga series, which spans Midshipman's Hope, Challenger's Hope, Prisoner's Hope, Fisherman's Hope, Voices of Hope, Patriarch's Hope, and Children of Hope. Feintuch came to writing late, previously having worked as a lawyer and antiques dealer. In 1996, at the age of fifty, he won the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer from the World Science Fiction Society. He later expanded into the fantasy genre with his Rodrigo of Caledon series, including The Still and The King.