Blood Forsaken
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Peace is spreading across the lands. Narcysius, heir to the Dragon Throne, is desperate to quench his blood thirsty appetite. Only one can stop him... His own brother. Read the struggle that started it all.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1169610 in Books
- Published on: 2008-04-03
- Binding: Paperback
- 324 pages
Editorial Reviews
About the Author
Star Davies was born on March 25, 1980, in a naval hospital outside of Jacksonville, Florida. She has attended the University of Wisconsin, Rock County, in Janesville, Wisconsin, majoring in communications and literature. As a writer since high school, she published her first story, A Box of Wine, in Chicken Soup for the Wine Lover's Soul in 2007. She has published numerous stories since in magazines including AlienSkin, The Verb, The Wisconsin Regional Writer, and the Wisconsin Writers' Journal. Her short story, A Restless Night, won an award from The Verb magazine. Star Davies lives with her husband, Tazz Davies, in southern Wisconsin. She is also an active Chair of the Wisconsin Regional Writers' Association. For more information visit www.divicapress.com.
Customer Reviews
Novel has fantastic story elements!
Although I usually don't read fantasy adventure a friend suggested this novel and I'm glad she did.
A summary of the plot is not as important as stressing that this author has a firm grip on the key elements of writing and storytelling.
CONFLICT! Without conflict there is no story. She uses the classic conflict of two brothers consumed by their hatred for one another, who have dedicated their lives and all their energies to one final purpose: the death or ruin of the other brother.
Mythos! She also has a keen understanding that in these novels the author has to create a pure virtual-reality kingdom that whisks the reader away to faraway lands and adventures. It's the key to suspension of disbelief, and she accomplished it with ease.
The "Essence" code of honor or conduct is akin to the Arthurian mythos of "Might" makes right and Camelot. Again the classic conflict both inner of outer of good vs. evil.
Of course hearing that the author is an ex-cheesehead transplant from the great white north Wisconsin did endear her more quickly to my heart. Who says all the great American writers have to be from the south?
Jump in and read her series and be transported to mystical realms where the damsel is in distress and truth and honor still prevail.
