High Druid of Shannara: Straken
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.79 (525 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0739321323 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 282 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-11 |
| Language | : | English |
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Now if the Free-born forces–already decimated by the Federation’s death-dealing new weapon–should fall, Shadea’s domination of the Four Lands will be assured. But Pen’s challenge grows greater when he learns that his parents, Bek Ohmsford and Rue Meridian, have fallen into Shadea’s hands. He must try to help them–but once within the walls of Druid’s Keep, where Shadea’s minions and dark magic lurk at every turn, Pen’s survival is far from assured. Prepare to be spellbound by the masterly hand of bestselling legend weaver Terry Brooks, conjuring at the peak of his skills.For reasons known only to himself, the King of the Silver River has charged young Penderrin Ohmsford, barely more than a boy, with the daunting task of rescuing his aunt, Grianne, Ard Rhys of the Druid order, from her forced exile in the terrifying dimension of all things damned: the Forbidding. The High Druid of Shannara trilogy draws to a thrilling close as a young hero nears completion of his trial by fire, a banished ruler fights for her life in a wilde
Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. . All rights reserved. From Publishers Weekly In bestseller Brooks's satisfactory conclusion to his High Druid of Shannara trilogy (after 2004's Tanequil), young Pen Ohmsford retrieves the "darkwand," whose magic will allow him to enter the Forbidding and find his aunt Grianne Ohmsford, the Ard Rhys of the lawful Druids and the Straken queen. Pen's parents are simply trying to find their son. Meanwhile, though the elven army has been defeated, Pied Sanderling leads a desperate (and well-depicted) commando-style operation to destroy a secret superweapon of the Federation. While the author may not equal the wit of his earlier Magic Kingdom of Landover series, his characterization has grown substantially more sophisticated over the years, and both his optimism a
Joel Dalton said Great conclusion to one of the best written sets in the series.. This is the third and final book in this set. By set I mean that Terry Brooks writes Great conclusion to one of the best written sets in the series. This is the third and final book in this set. By set I mean that Terry Brooks writes 3-Great conclusion to one of the best written sets in the series. Joel Dalton This is the third and final book in this set. By set I mean that Terry Brooks writes 3-4 books sets within the greater story of Shannara. Anyone reading this because you liked the TV show, should definitely read the series through. You might be surprised to learn that the TV show was not starting from the beginning and you'll be pleasantly surprised that the quality of the book and story are much greater than the show.If you've read my reviews of the first two books, you'll know that I really like this set. I have reall. books sets within the greater story of Shannara. Anyone reading this because you liked the TV show, should definitely read the series through. You might be surprised to learn that the TV show was not starting from the beginning and you'll be pleasantly surprised that the quality of the book and story are much greater than the show.If you've read my reviews of the first two books, you'll know that I really like this set. I have reall. -Great conclusion to one of the best written sets in the series. Joel Dalton This is the third and final book in this set. By set I mean that Terry Brooks writes 3-4 books sets within the greater story of Shannara. Anyone reading this because you liked the TV show, should definitely read the series through. You might be surprised to learn that the TV show was not starting from the beginning and you'll be pleasantly surprised that the quality of the book and story are much greater than the show.If you've read my reviews of the first two books, you'll know that I really like this set. I have reall. books sets within the greater story of Shannara. Anyone reading this because you liked the TV show, should definitely read the series through. You might be surprised to learn that the TV show was not starting from the beginning and you'll be pleasantly surprised that the quality of the book and story are much greater than the show.If you've read my reviews of the first two books, you'll know that I really like this set. I have reall. It (the trilogy) finally ends Why give this trash three stars if I have trouble reading it? Well, break it down to components. We are introduced to Pied Sanderling in Book 2 and meet him again in Book 3. Well, his story is very interesting, I enjoyed reading it although it broke up the continuity of the plot. Brooks goofed, I wanted Pied and Troon to have a whole book to themselves. Why put them in this series, what have they to do with Pen and Grianne? Dunsidan, yes, he is a minor character, essential to Moric, but little suspense is developed, Bro. "Rushed conclusion?" according to N. Wallach. Straken is the concluding volume of the High Druid of Shanarra trilogy. This series covers the normal Good Vs Bad kind of story that is always at the heart of epic fantasies. In this case, the generations of Ohmsfords who battle evil is evolving from Bek and Grianne to Pen (Bek's son). As we learned in the previous two books, Grianne was transported to the Forbidding in a swap with a demon so that her enemies in the Druid ranks can take over the Druid order. The Demons are looking to break down the barriers holding them