This second volume picks up the ongoing story in a tunnel leading out of enchanted mountain realm of Eotunlandt. Fighting their way through subterranean dangers, Nibulus and his diminished retinue of `questers’ finally reach the open again, only to discover that their rivals the Thieves have mysteriously disappeared.
Meanwhile, Gapp and a sinisterly altered Methuselech continue towards Wrythe, the last settlement. They find the population strangely degenerated, under the influence of a local leader, in fact the evil being Scathur who has been hiding there for five hundred years, awaiting his moment of vengeance. Scathur recognises that inside Methuselech is the outcast soul of a rival necromancer, Mauglad, so imprisons them both till they manage to flee for their lives.
The rest of the original questers also turn up for a scary sojourn in Wrythe, before heading on to Melhus island with Scathur’s deathly henchmen in pursuit. During strange dreams, the wanderer Bolldhe learns he must use a strange sword he has found to kill the evil demigod Drauglir, once and for all. They all venture into Melhus (the Underworld), contesting with the hosts of the dead sent against them. There ensues a colossal battle, with thrills and spills and monumental destruction, before the questers achieve an unexpected victory –and most of them will return to Nordwas sadder but wiser.
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David Bilsborough grew up in Malvern, Worcestershire, and still lives there when not teaching overseas. His first novel (and first in this sequence) was The Wanderer’s Tale which is followed by A Fire in the North.
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Hardback. Etat : Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged. N° de réf. du vendeur GOR001223026
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Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Etat de la jaquette : Fine. Tor 2008 First Edition First Printing Bruised at top and base of spine, old biro price on front free end paper and page edges lightly browned else Fine book in slightly creased Dust Jacket ''. Things are not so easy-going for Bolthe the wanderer. he. has begun to remember something of his past. at last seems committed to seeing this whole, inexplicable, terrifying mission through right to the end. A sword in the shape of a flame , the fear of death with the black despair that accompanies it, and a descent in to Hell itself. '' Sequel to The Wanderer's Tale. Book. N° de réf. du vendeur 114434
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Hardback: 9½" x 6¼". Etat : Very Good: Light signs of wear. Etat de la jaquette : Very Good. Cover Art: Fred Gambino (illustrateur). 1st Edition. © 2008: 2nd in the 'Annals Of Lyndormyn' series of books. 1st edition, 1st printing:- Synopsis: Into the arctic wastelands of Melhus Island, to the subterranean fastness of the evil rawgr-lord Drauglir, a flame is brought - and at last the enigma buried deep and forgotten in Bolldhe's soul begins to thaw. Things are not so easy-going for Bolldhe the wanderer these days - not now that he has come to terms with the old priest Appa's claim that he is indeed the shaper of things to come. Exactly what sort of 'shapes' his chilblained hands might eventually create not even the gods themselves can say, however, for Bolldhe, now a killer, has begun to remember something of his past. Nonetheless, he at last seems committed to seeing this whole, inexplicable, terrifying mission through right to the end - even though his dreams, mind-woven by the shaman Wodeman, become ever more warped and savage, and force Bolldhe to wonder whether this same 'end' will be such a good thing for him. Meanwhile, Gapp the esquire and the mercenary Methuselech, in their desperate rush to head off Bolldhe before he enters Draughlir's fortress, finally arrive at Wrythe: home of the Ogghain-Yddiaw, the famed warriors who once helped in the legendary crusade against Draughlir five hundred years ago. Home too, however, for a darkness from the past that sours the very air, earth and sea of this benighted place, threatening to swallow them all. And, as Gapp starts wondering just what on earth is wrong with his silent companion these days, things for the young esquire are becoming increasingly weird - and downright nasty:- Review(s): "A sword in the shape of a flame, the fear of death with the black despair that accompanies it, and a descent into Hell itself. 'A Fire In The North' continues brilliantly where 'The Wanderer's Tale' left off. But it's an altogether darker and more violent affair now":- (original cost £16.99). N° de réf. du vendeur 21.089.00133
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Hardback. Etat : Mint. Etat de la jaquette : Mint. First Edition. A FIRE IN THE NORTH Volume Two Annals of Lindormyn. David Bilsborough. Tor Publishing, London. 2008 First edition ISBN 9780230014510 610pp Hardback. This mint unread copy is bound in cloth covered boards with bright gilt titling to the spine. The unclipped dust wrapper is also in mint condition. Continuing the 'Annals of Lindormyn', a colourful Tolkien-esque fantasy epic full of weird and wonderful adventures. This second volume picks up the ongoing story in a tunnel leading out of enchanted mountain realm of Eotunlandt. Fighting their way through subterranean dangers, Nibulus and his diminished retinue of 'questers' finally reach the open again, only to discover that their rivals the Thieves have mysteriously disappeared. Meanwhile, Gapp and a sinisterly altered Methuselech continue towards Wrythe, the last settlement. They find the population strangely degenerated, under the influence of a local leader, in fact the evil being Scathur who has been hiding there for five hundred years, awaiting his moment of vengeance. Scathur recognises that inside Methuselech is the outcast soul of a rival necromancer, Mauglad, so imprisons them both till they manage to flee for their lives. The rest of the original questers also turn up for a scary sojourn in Wrythe, before heading on to Melhus island with Scathur's deathly henchmen in pursuit. During strange dreams, the wanderer Bolldhe learns he must use a strange sword he has found to kill the evil demigod Drauglir, once and for all. They all venture into Melhus (the Underworld), contesting with the hosts of the dead sent against them. There ensues a colossal battle, with thrills and spills and monumental destruction, before the questers achieve an unexpected victory -and most of them will return to Nordwas sadder but wiser. Ref GG7. N° de réf. du vendeur 011931
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Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Etat de la jaquette : Very Good. 1st Edition. A sword in the shape of a flame, the fear of death with the black despair that accompanies it,and a desent into hell itself.A Fire in the North continues brilliantly where the Wanderer's Tale left off.But its an altogether darker and more violent affair now.The D/W on this book has slight rippling along the top and is not priced clipped. N° de réf. du vendeur 00395**
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