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On a dark misty morn under a silver sickle moon a child will be born to the fallen mistress of mercy. Within this child reside secrets as dark as any moonless night yet a bright desire for good things befalls him. Many mystics and shamans have foretold of it but no one headed there warning. Until now. As the goddess of mercy falls from the heavens the world begins to unravel. The relationship of long time allies' strain under mounting pressure from unfair treatment forcing the hand of Clan Stoneheart's new leader. Tensions mount and talks waver as a division of warriors lead by a renegade general march in secret to bath Beykla in its own blood. Can one man stand against this onslaught of vengeance? Will his own kingdom
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On a dark misty morn under a silver sickle moon a child will be born to the fallen mistress of mercy. Within this child reside secrets as dark as any moonless night yet a bright desire for good things befalls him. Many mystics and shamans have foretold of it but no one headed there warning. Until now. As the goddess of mercy falls from the heavens the world begins to unravel. The relationship of long time allies' strain under mounting pressure from unfair treatment forcing the hand of Clan Stoneheart's new leader. Tensions mount and talks waver as a division of warriors lead by a renegade general march in secret to bath Beykla in its own blood. Can one man stand against this onslaught of vengeance? Will his own kingdom hear his plea?

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  • ISBN-13: 9781933300146
  • Publisher: wandering sage bookstore & more, LLC
  • Publication date: 8/4/2008
  • Pages: 342
  • Product dimensions: 0.71 (w) x 9.00 (h) x 6.00 (d)

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  • Posted November 11, 2008

    Well Done!!!

    Going into this read, I knew this was the mass market version of Moore's first work; "A Prisoner's Welcome." And while I enjoyed his first work, this one far exceeded it. He cleaned up the garbage, pulled in the slack and tied the loose ends of an already great best selling work.

    The plot could have been a little more defined, but only because the perfection of the rest of the work pushed this forward. The villain, Amerix Stormhammer, dominates the story. The dwarf is a true monster you love to hate.

    This is truly going to be one of the great fantasy series to come. Look out Goodkind, you have another powerhouse to help you forge the way!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted September 23, 2008

    A Plea Of Apollisian

    I picked this book up when I heard that there was some additional content that had been out back in that had been removed from 'A Prisoner's Welcome.' I really enjoyed that book, but this one was much better! I liked that the prologue was integrated into the first chapter.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted August 25, 2008

    A Plea Of Apollisian

    I picked this up to see what the new content from A Prisoner's Welcome was. The early introduction of Fezbahn made his story more interesting. The inside art work by Billy Tackett was awesome! The story seemed streamlined and was much better!

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