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[SPECIAL HARDCOVER COLLECTOR'S EDITION: Includes full color map of Thana Pel, as well as seven full color illustrations by some of the finest artists around.]A FANTASY-ADVENTURE FROM THE AUTHOR OF THE DARK HOLLOWS MYSTERY SERIES!
It is the end of the Age of Rome, and the beginning of a story that will last forever.
The story of a hero named Krin, whose flight from Roman Legionnaires takes him to a strange and wondrous land deep in the the wilds of Germania.
The story of the mysterious valley called Thana Pel, where the Magi of old stand watch at the chasm that separates the world we know from the world we only dream of...The land of Wyndter, the realm of the Fae.
The story of the quest to find the Crown of Nandur--the last remains of a majestic and ancient creature, as old as the world itself--a talisman that can bind the worlds together, and awaken an army of long dead dragons, buried deep in the heart of Thana Pel.
To save our world from the evil schemes of renegade magus Sair'n Kryl, Krin, accompanied by a rag-tag band of unlikely heroes, must recover the Crown of Nandur before the gates of Wyndter open, and the world of mankind is subjugated by the dark faery empire of the Winterking.
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| Title | : | The Legend of the Winterking: The Crown of Nandur |
| Author | : | Kent Holloway |
| Book Format | : | ebook |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 123 pages |
| Published | : | November 4th 2014 by Taily-Po Press |
| Categories | : | Fantasy |
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Ratings: 4.42 From 45 Users | 24 ReviewsDiscuss About Books The Legend of the Winterking: The Crown of Nandur
A bit heavy-handed with the religious themes, which really didn't seem to mesh well with the gnomes and drow and whatnot. But it was an interesting story with colorful characters, and the suspenseful ending left me wanting to know what happens in the next book.What a refreshingly unique story. This book is an epic fantasy with elements of secret history. The story combines German legends of Kris Kringle with biblical accounts of the Magi, and rounding it all out with Elves, dwarves and goblins. This may sound like a soup that doesn't mix, but nothing feels out of place or forced.The book is populated with interesting and likable characters - even those who begin as non-sympathetic players. This book is part of a trilogy, but rather then 3 books, it is
What an amazing epic adventure. There have only been two other series that I have read that I just knew from the get go this was going to be epic, LOTR and The Last Hunter Collection. Kent Holloway has penned just such an a tale. I knew when I read the first chapter, this is going to be epic. And I was not disappointed. Brilliant first book to a series I am so looking forward to reading. You will not be disappointed
The Legend of the Winterking: The Crown of Nandur (Kindle Edition)I have always been enchanted by wonderful epic tales with mysterious heroes seeking their fates,magical and mysterious animals wild and enchanted lands populated by dwarves,elves,imps.princesses andepic battles.If you love such books ,look no further the The Legend of the Winterking by J. Kent Holloway. We join the tale of Krin,a strange young man setting off to find his destiny and finding himself with dwarves,imps,fantastical
The first Winterking book, The Crown of Nandur, took me some time to get into, I've not been into fantasy novels for years, and there was a lot of talk about the inclusion of Christianity that some people in their reviews complained about, honestly making me hesitant, because Christianity is fine and good for Christians, but not many people I know want a preachy book disguised as a "sword and sorcery" novel. ( I still picked it up because I enjoyed Kent's book with Jeremy Robinson, Guardian, the
Wow, enjoyed this book no end !!! What do you mean I've got to wait until Novemberish of 2015 for book 2 !!!!!!!!!!
Fantastic story! Very we'll written with a great story line and characters you fall in love with! Had a hard time putting it down. Looking forward to seeing where Kent takes the story to in the next book.
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