Bearers of the Black Staff (Legends of Shannara Duology)
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| Rating | : | 4.76 (893 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1455826324 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 156 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-31 |
| Language | : | English |
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Required read for Shannara fans, after the other prequels Joel Dalton This is a necessary book in the series, tying together the (6) prequel novels with the rest of the Shannara series. It ties a lot of stuff together and I noticed a lot of things I thought were important.I noticed that when the world was destroyed because of the machinations of man and the remnants escaped to be protected until it was safer, they still didn't learn. You can see . "Terry Brooks continues to AMAZE in the World of Shannara" according to Amazon Customer. First off, I am a huge Terry Brooks fan and an avid reader of many genre both Fiction and Non-Fiction.This book, one of three in the series, is the glue that binds the Old World to the World of Shannara. Brooks has captured the essence of of the struggle for survival in a magical and post-apocalyptic world. The book flows as well as his first book, "The Sword of Shannara" and c. Brooks is running out of steam Jeffrey Michael Kent Legends of Shannara PART 1This is not a terrible book, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone who isn't a hard core Terry Brooks fan. Even then it's far from I'm used to from this author. I thought The Word & The Void trilogy was incredible, and the Genesis of Shannara trilogy was really good, too This one was just kinda, "Meh!"Not surprisingly this book was inappropriately titl
Five hundred years have passed since the devastating demon-led war that tore apart the United States, leaving nothing but scorched and poisoned ruins, and nearly exterminating humankind. In an idyllic valley, its borders warded by powerful magic against the horrors beyond, humans, Elves, and mutants alike found a place they believed would be their home forever. Those who escaped the carnage and blight were led to sanctuary by the boy savior known as the Hawk the gypsy morph. When Sider Ament, the only surviving descendant of the Knights of the Word, detects unknown predators stalking the valley, he fears the worst. And when Panterra Qu and Prue Liss, expert Trackers from the human village of Glensk Wood, find two of their own gruesomely killed, there can be no doubt: The once safe haven of generations has been laid bare and made vulnerable to whatever still lurks in the wasteland of the outside world. But suspicion and hostility among their countrymen threaten to doom their efforts from within while beyond the breached borders, a ruthless Troll army masses for invasion. But after five centuries, the unimaginable ha
Now the wall has been breached by demons. The last known Knight of the Word, Sider Ament, wields a powerful black staff that he hopes to pass to a new leader. While Sider explores the other side of the barrier, the young Trackers find help from Arborlon Elves in this superlative Tolkien-style fantasy tweaked with a contemporary vibe. Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. Unfortunately, their council leaders don't share Sider's certainty of an impending invasion. Five hundred years have passed since Hawk led a tattered band of survivors into a valley protected by a magical barri