His homeland oppressed for more than twenty years after the events of Bridge of Dreams, Issel of the Sudain uses his magical ability to manipulate water as part of a plan to free his people, an endeavor in which he is aided by a Marasai general's daughter who possesses her own vendetta against the regime. 15,000 first printing.
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About the Author:
Chaz Brenchley has made a living as a writer since he was eighteen. He is the author of many novels, including the acclaimed Outremer series, short stories, and children's books.
From Publishers Weekly:
Political intrigue and revolutionary plots keep the story bubbling in Brenchley's magical sequel to Bridge of Dreams (2006), set in a culture reminiscent of the Arabian Nights. Jendre, the disgraced wife of the recently dead sultan of Maras, overthrown by those who would prefer a more malleable ruler, longs for a quiet retirement with her lover, only to learn she still has some value to those who plot to gain power and influence. Meanwhile, the water mage Issel has led revolutionaries from the land of Sund across the river that links it to rival Maras. A chance meeting points to a way for Jendre and Issel to succeed by working together. Though Brenchley provides minimal backstory for new readers, those with patience will find a lively adventure in which the paths to survival and morality frequently diverge. (Apr.)
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- PublisherAce Hardcover
- Publication date2007
- ISBN 10 044101478X
- ISBN 13 9780441014781
- BindingHardcover
- Edition number1
- Number of pages384
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