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 Stronghold - Melanie Rawn
Newest Review: ... goals, pain, fear, love, joy, ideas, how and why they interact with each other the jealousies and power struggles. Even facet ... more  ... of a human world is lain down for you to experienc inside this and the other two books.
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These people also have magic, some are known as Sunrunners: able to send they're minds traveling the sun light all across the land also they can call hot or cold fire at will, they are the main power in the land.
The other for of magic is sorcery: these people can do the same as sunrunners but tend to use the stars and the moons aswell and have a few more spell casting abillities than sunrunners also, they are little kno...more |
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Stronghold - Melanie Rawn: Stronghold on your imagination (713 words)
by - written on 12/04/06 (Useful, 59 readings)
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Stronghold is the first book of three of the Dragon star series.This book continues on from the previous Dragon prince series but a good few years onto the future( unfortunatly i havent read them). I came across these books by pure accident after forgeting to send my slip back to the book club and thank god i did as these are the most indepth books of fantasy i have ever had the pleasure to read. The characters in this book must exist somewhere at least part of them as the are to tangible not to be. They come alive in your head to such a point you can hear them talk argue and fight, Ive even cryed in parts where certain characters have died and felt waves of ... Read the complete review
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