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 Lord of the Isles - D. Drake
 Lord of the Isles - D. Drake ... BooksNewest Review: ... accomplish their goals. Tenoctris accompanies Garric, who is the main focus of the series, as he leaves with Liane and her ... more ... father. Sharina leaves with Nonnus, the hamlets 'medicine man', as she is taken away by nobles. Cashel leaves the hamlet to forget about Sharina, who he secretly loved and Ilna leaves to stop Garric and Liane from falling in love.
The story is amazingly well written and the plot is outstanding. The magic in the book and the way it effects the characters, esspecialy Cashel, is a delight to read.
Unfortunately i found i had to put the book down as it is so large i would have been up all night if i read it in one si...more |
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Lord of the Isles - D. Drake: Lord of the Isles. Yes... That sounds about right! (314 words)
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The Lord of the Isles is the first in a five part epic fantasy series written by David Drake. The series is then followed by the Crown of the Isles trilogy which completes the isles super series. The lord of the Isles follows the adventures of four friends from the small village of Barca's hamlet as they transverse the world trying to accomplish their goals. Tenoctris accompanies Garric, who is the main focus of the series, as he leaves with Liane and her father. Sharina leaves with Nonnus, the hamlets 'medicine man', as she is taken away by nobles. Cashel leaves the hamlet to forget about Sharina, who he secretly loved and Ilna leaves to stop Garric and ... Read the complete review
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