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 Axis Trilogy - Sara Douglass
Newest Review: ... world. Since this first trilogy Sara has gone on to write several more sets of books over the years and is now a very ... more  ... popular fantasy writer.
The Axis trilogy itself is set in a world called Tencendor. The lead character who is Axis himself is currently the Battleaxe or one of the leaders of a sellect group of the army. He discovers things about his past that are very unsettling and realises there his more to his history than he realises. Because of this Axis leaves his post as Battleaxe and goes on a mission of self discovery and then has to lead the world in the fight against an dark evil in the North. There are several other main c...more |
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Axis Trilogy - Sara Douglass: An Excellent Debut! (473 words)
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Sara Douglass is a Fantasy writer. She lives in Tasmania and was born in Australia in 1957. Sara's first work of any real note was this, the Axis trilogy. The series consists of three books, Battleaxe, Enchanter and Starman. I had never heard of Sara Douglas until recently but after reading a brief review of this trilogy I thought I would give it a try. These three books came out back in 1995-96 over a period of about a year. They were not a massive hit but sold reasonably well and Sara's potential as a fantasy writer was really noticed around the world. Since this first trilogy Sara has gone on to write several more sets of books over the years and is ... Read the complete review
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