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O Mago: Espinho de Prata (The Riftwar Saga #3) - Cristina Correia, Raymond E. Feist
O Mago: Espinho de Prata (The Riftwar Saga #3)
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Durante quase um ano, a paz reinou nas terras encantadas de Rillanon. Porém, novos desafios aguardam Arutha, Príncipe de Krondor, quando Jimmy Mãozinhas – o mais jovem larápio do Grémio de Mofadores – surpreende um sinistro Noitibó prestes a assassiná-lo. Que poder maléfico faz erguer os mortos e... show more
Durante quase um ano, a paz reinou nas terras encantadas de Rillanon.
Porém, novos desafios aguardam Arutha, Príncipe de Krondor,
quando Jimmy Mãozinhas – o mais jovem larápio do Grémio de
Mofadores – surpreende um sinistro Noitibó prestes a assassiná-lo.
Que poder maléfico faz erguer os mortos e leva cadáveres a combater
os vivos por ordem do Grémio da Morte? Que magia poderosa
poderá derrotá-los? O novo Rei de Midkemia corre perigo por se
envolver numa expedição de vida ou morte em busca de um antídoto
para o veneno que fez sucumbir a bela Princesa no dia do seu
casamento…
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Format: paperback
ISBN: 9789896373054
Publisher: Saída de Emergência
Pages no: 385
Edition language: Portuguese
Category:
Epic Fantasy
Series: The Riftwar Saga (#3)
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Philosophical Musings of a Book Nerd
Philosophical Musings of a Book Nerd rated it
2.0 A filler between two great fantasy novels
This is apparently the second book in Feist's Riftwar Saga, or at least it was when I read it. I always thought that Magician was a single book, but I have recently discovered that it has been divided into two books, Magician: Apprentice and Magician: Master, though I suspect that the book was divid...
Autumn Adventures
Autumn Adventures rated it
4.0
With the closing of the rift at the end of Magician, I wondered where Raymond Feist would take me in Silverthorn, the next novel in the Riftwar Saga series. The three brothers (Arutha, Lyam and Martin) spent a year touring the Kingdom and returned to Krondor to plan Arutha and Anita's wedding. Jim...
captainspiffy
captainspiffy rated it
3.0 Silverthorn
It's an ok read, though for me the simple story was a bit predictive, no strong surprises.
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