Enchanter (Wayfarer Redemption, #2)
by:
Sara Douglass (author)
Enchanter is the riveting sequel to Sara Douglass's amazing first novel, The Wayfarer Redemption. Sara Douglass is an Australian treasure who has taken America by storm with this powerful tale of love and prophecy, battles and revenge, all set against a sprawling backdrop of three peoples'...
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Enchanter is the riveting sequel to Sara Douglass's amazing first novel, The Wayfarer Redemption. Sara Douglass is an Australian treasure who has taken America by storm with this powerful tale of love and prophecy, battles and revenge, all set against a sprawling backdrop of three peoples' struggle to claim a land. With Enchanter, Sara Douglass returns us to a world in the grip of prophecy and war. Axis is the StarMan: a mortal who finds the truth of his parentage and thus is cast into a legend not of his own making. He has been told that somehow he is the key to uniting three very different peoples and, if he fulfills the prophecy, will bring a lasting peace to an entire world. Thrust into this unwelcome role, Axis will do what he can for those he loves. He has bested his foes for the moment and has gone off to the Icarri stronghold, Talon Spike, to discover his heritage and his relationship with his newfound father, the Icarri elder StarDrifter. While there, he will learn to wield his Enchanter powers and come to know the ways of the Icarri people and encounter once again the haunting Azhure, the woman warrior who is more than she seems . . . and who somehow shares the power of the prophecy that clings to Axis. Each truth revealed unearths another puzzle, and Axis is left with tantalizing clues that he must use to find a way to fulfill the prophecy. If he is true to his power, he may yet bring the birdlike Icarri and the forest-dwelling Avar peoples back to Achar and to the Acharites, who at first reviled and now revere him and somehow reunite the former kingdom of Tencendor under his rule. It is, according to the ancient lore, the only way that balance will finally be restored and peace descend upon the land. But in his way stands his hateful half-brother, Borneheld, who is determined to see Axis destroyed because he took away the only thing he ever cared about: the beautiful
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Format: hardcover
ISBN:
9780312875824 (0312875827)
Publish date: October 22nd 2001
Publisher: Tor Books
Pages no: 512
Edition language: English
Series: Unter dem Weltenbaum (#2)
Faraday/Azhure = OTP. There were a few slashable moments. Like the whole let me heal you with my magick touch, which I took to a whole new level. *wink wink* Axis was an entitled ass in this one, he wanted Azhure and Faraday. Faraday did not have time for that shit. Pretty much hit it and quit it. ...
My biggest issue with the book was that Axis ended up falling for Azhure after he promised himself to Faraday. That just rubs me the wrong way... It then discredits any promise he makes after that. Who could trust him again if he says something that sounds like he means SO MUCH and then turns aroun...
Another fantasy series I can only be so jealous of, for I would never be able to write such beauty.
I enjoyed the first book of this trilogy but the second one was very disappointing and I lost interest in continuing the series.