Homeward: The Feral Path [NOOK Book]

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Rashed, one of the Noble Dead and a vampire, has killed his maker and master, Lord Corische. Fleeing his master's keep in Stravina, he takes with him Teesha, Ratboy, and his brother, Parko. At first, all four relish freedom in their separate ways, but they soon learn that freedom has its dangers for their kind.

Without a master, Parko quickly loses himself to the Feral Path, that seductive sensuality of being unrestrained in the hunt and the ...
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Homeward: The Feral Path

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Overview

Rashed, one of the Noble Dead and a vampire, has killed his maker and master, Lord Corische. Fleeing his master's keep in Stravina, he takes with him Teesha, Ratboy, and his brother, Parko. At first, all four relish freedom in their separate ways, but they soon learn that freedom has its dangers for their kind.

Without a master, Parko quickly loses himself to the Feral Path, that seductive sensuality of being unrestrained in the hunt and the kill. Ratboy feels this call as well but is caught between this desire and his need for companionship and safety. Teesha, reeling much more than she expected at being "homeless," wants only a new place in the world of their own making.

Rashed is tangled in all of this by his sense of responsibility for his companions. Most of all, he's determined that Teesha never feel lost again. He'll do anything to create a home for her -- anything.

Ratboy continues to struggle against his longing to be free of self-restraint, to hunt and kill at will. Sometimes he succeeds against his baser instincts, and sometimes he doesn't. Then one night, when he loses the battle, his actions threaten everything that Rashed has managed to achieve -- including Teesha's safety.

About "Tales from the world of the Noble Dead Saga"...

No knowledge of the Noble Dead Saga is necessary to read, comprehend, and enjoy any "tale." Readers new to this world can step right into it through any of these short works. They are independent of the saga's main plots/stories, though some minor connections will be apparent to readers of the saga.

--Barb & J.C.
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Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940014740081
  • Publisher: Barb & J.C. Hendee / NobleDead.org
  • Publication date: 6/2/2012
  • Series: Tales from the world of the Noble Dead Saga
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • Sales rank: 103,435
  • File size: 255 KB

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  • Anonymous

    Posted December 8, 2012

    This is the second of the "Tales" that I have read and

    This is the second of the "Tales" that I have read and I think this one was just as good as the first. Once again we get to see side characters from the main novel, before they've encountered our main characters. As I said about the last "Tales" story, I think these are definitely more appreciated by those who are already fans of the series. That doesn't mean those unfamiliar with the series won't enjoy them, but it's hard to understand the broad scope of the series world through just these short stories. I would say though, that the "Tales" are a good starting point for someone who is interested in reading the entire Noble Dead series. It offers a nice small taste, without committing to a full novel. Plus three of the "Tales" take place before Dhampir even starts, so for those who like chronology, these would definitely be a good place to start.

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  • Posted December 11, 2012

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    Another short story about the series

    Nice short story giveing background to some minor players in the series.

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    Posted December 16, 2012

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