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The Redemption of Althalus

David Eddings Leigh Eddings

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  • 928 sidor
  • 2001
A fabulous brand new Eddings standalone fantasy, set in an entirely new magical world. Burglar, armed robber and sometime murderer, our hero Althalus is commissioned to steal a book from the House at the End of the World by a mysterious cloaked stranger named Ghend. At the House at the End of the World, he finds a talking cat in the same room as the book Ghend described. What he cant find once hes in the house is the door by which he entered. Only 2467 years and an ice age later does Althalus re-emerge with the cat, Emmy. Hes read the book written by the god Deiwos, whose evil brother Daeva is trying to unmake the world. Emmy is in fact their sister and shes setting out to save the world with Althalus to help her. No easy task. First there is a quest to unearth the magical knife that will enable Emmy to assemble her band of essential helpers: Eliar (young soldier), Andine (leader of a small country), Bheid (black-robed priest), Gher (ten-year old orphan), Leitha (telepath/witch). Battles follow against Gelta the Queen of Night and the armies of Daeva involving many devious manoeuvres in and out of the House where Doors can be opened to any place at any time. Daeva has his Doors, too. When Daeva cant win through battle, he tries revolution. When Dweia (Emmy) cant win any other way, Althalus will persuade her to lie, cheat and steal reciprocating the lessons in truth, justice and morality Emmy has been giving him for some while. The existence of the world hangs in the balance and love cannot be guaranteed to triumph in this glorious epic fantasy.
  • Författare: David Eddings, Leigh Eddings
  • Illustratör: maps
  • Format: Pocket/Paperback
  • ISBN: 9780006514831
  • Språk: Engelska
  • Antal sidor: 928
  • Utgivningsdatum: 2001-07-01
  • Förlag: HarperVoyager