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The Iron Tree - Cecilia Dart-Thornton

 
Description: ISBN 0330433016 / Author: Cecilia Dart-Thornton / Genre: Fiction / After her highly acclaimed 'Bitterbynde' trilogy comes the ... more
The Iron Tree - Cecilia Dart-Thornton ... breathtaking first volume in The Crowthistle Chronicles Jarred, recently come of age, is leaving the sun-scorched desert village that has always been his home. He sets out with a band of friends to see the mighty and beautiful kingdom of the north and to seek out the truth about his father, who came to the village a stranger and departed when Jarred was ten, never to return. After the travellers are set upon in a ravine and several of their number sustain injuries, they seek shelter in the Marsh of Slievmordhu - a cool green world of dazzling beauty as different from their homeland as night and day. Here Jarred meets Lilith, and in a single moment he realizes that his life can never be the same again. But neither of the young lovers is aware how closely linked their fates - and their past - really are. During a visit to Cathair Rua, the Red City, Jarred stumbles across the secret of the Iron Tree, and with it an unbearable truth about his father's identity.

Newest Review: ... or green for that matter, they're sometimes green too aren't they? Anyway, please excuse my unasked for moment of ... more

 ... frivolity... (his hair's like gravy!! Gravy! Will have to find the page number so you can have a look but really, honestly, she does say that). So welcome to the cover. The Book Oo the title of this section is evocative. Being a nice brand new book, it still smells papery and new. I managed to read this one without dropping it in the bath, which makes a change as its one of my favourite places to read. At the very beginning of the book is a glossary, informing the reader about the names of the various seelie and unseelie ...more

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Premium Review The Iron Tree - Cecilia Dart-Thornton: I liked the other one better.. (1678 words)
by - written on 19/06/06 (Very useful, 115 readings)
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I am what could quite easily be described as a fairly indiscriminate, voracious reader. Basically, if it has a story line I will quite happily pursue it, regardless of genre. I read Cecilia Dart-Thornton's first trilogy about a year ago, and was pleasantly surprised by its dark drama, very twisted plot lines, and not entirely happy ending (shan't say any more incase I spoil it for you). Whilst randomly bumbling about on Amazon, I was pleased to discover that she is attempting a second trilogy, and immediately got myself a copy of the first volume of it. The synopsis on the back cover was much lighter than that of her first ...  Read the complete review

 

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