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Product Identifiers

PublisherDoherty Associates, LLC, Tom & Co

ISBN-100765307464

ISBN-139780765307460

eBay Product ID (ePID)44671269

Product Key Features

Book TitleDivided Crown

Number of Pages384 Pages

LanguageEnglish

Publication Year2005

TopicFantasy / General, Family Life, Fantasy / Epic

GenreFiction

AuthorIsabel Glass

FormatHardcover

Dimensions

Item Height1.1 in

Item Weight19.1 Oz

Item Length8.5 in

Item Width5.8 in

Additional Product Features

Intended AudienceTrade

LCCN2004-063751

Dewey Edition22

Reviews"An ingeniously plotted, tellingly detailed, and pleasingly peopled fantasy debut."--Kirkus on Daughter of Exile "You'll find plenty here to enjoy... Power games and deceptions at court, increasing political chaos among small rival kingdoms, the mysteries of who's the bad wizard, what role elder magics might play, and the whereabouts (and condition) of a certain magic stone all figure in the tale... Glass manages to hold the unwieldy contraption together with help from good characterization and settings that come alive on the page."--Locus on Daughter of Exile "This remarkable debut novel captured my imagination. Isabel Glass tells the fascinating tale of a young woman seeking justice and power in a magical world of wizards and royalty, court intrigues and magical battles. Deftly written and filled with delightfully drawn details, employed in the service of an intriguingly twisted plot."--Pat Murphy on Daughter of Exile "This is an exciting first novel. The setting is colorful and exciting, from the crowded Pergodi streets to an enchanting forest to a village of giants, and the stormy relationship between Angarred and Mathewar will please fans of romantic fantasy."--Romantic Times BookClub on Daughter of Exile "Daughter of Exile is a very complex entertaining romantic fantasy with so many twists and turns that it is impossible to predict what will happen next. The heroine changes over the course of this novel from a naive innocent to a brilliant strategist and warrior; she always seeks peace for her homeland without sacrificing her morals at court. This is Isabel's Glass's debut novel and it ranks with the works of Andre Norton and Mercedes Lackey."--Harriet Klausner on Daughter of Exile

TitleLeadingThe

Dewey Decimal813/.54

SynopsisLady Angarred Hashan married the Master of the College of Magicians, and retreated from the life of the Royal Court of Karededin, to manage their school and raise a family of their own., Lady Angarred Hashan married the Master of the College of Magicians, and retreated from the life of the Royal Court of Karededin, to manage their school and raise a family of their own. The reign of Queen Rodarren was calm and the Kingdom prospered. But Rodarren died too soon, leaving her 14 year old son to rule. Young King Jerret, unprepared for his new responsibility, soon fell under the influence of an ambitious lord from the North, and the royal court became a place where Angarred and Mathewar were no longer welcome. So it is with surprise and concern that they received a summons from the King. And it is with horror that they discover that Lord Haru is not content to rule Karededin through Jerret, but intends to place one of his own sons on the throne instead, by war or assassination. From the city of Pergodi, to the far Northern island kingdom of Ou, they will travel to discover the truth of how the Haru family has come to have such powerful magic, and to find a way to stop them.

LC Classification NumberPS3607.L369D58 2005