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The cry of the Firebird: A fantasy novel
Product
- Amazon Sales Rank: # 49,709 in Books
- Published on: 2007-09
- Format: Unabridged
- Original language: German
- Binding : Paperback
- 349 pages
From the Amazon editorial
Press
"It is always gratifying when a promising new fantasy writer enters the literary scene
The cry of the firebird [] is a gripping. alive and narrated Novel with many of their own ideas and atmosphere, set in a thoughtful world. Dave T. Morgan
skillfully alternates repeatedly between action and quieter, some funny scenes [].
It was hard for me to put the book down! "(Sylvia Englert, journalist and author)
Summary
In Abreanna, the wedding of the heir Gidion is imminent with the princess of a neighboring country. The association aims to end eternal struggle between two belligerent neighbors at last.
But a cowardly murder, the peace and prevent flames immediately back to old enmities. While the mean king's son Tristan at the side of his Father in a new war moves, the youngest son, Lion, involved in a whirlwind of magic, mysteries and dangers. Lions in meat gradually formed the image of a fire bird and makes him an outcast in his own country, because there for those in power is the magic punishable by death. Lions only hope lies in the intrigue of the mysterious magician-Lynn unravel dath, which seems already to persist for centuries ...
In "The Cry of The Firebird" fight the three kings' sons Gidion, Tristan and Lion desperately against an overwhelming enemy and are about love, magic and death to their fate, which is closely interwoven with each other, as it first appears.
The publisher of the book
It is always gratifying when a promising new fantasy writer enters the literary stage. The cry of the firebird [...] is a gripping and lively narrated novel with many of their own ideas and atmosphere, set in a thoughtful world. Dave T. Morgan skillfully alternates between action and over again [...]. quieter, some funny scenes
dip customer reviews
and cheer 
as the actual non-fantasy readers, I had the book compared to only critical, but still tense.
After initial Explanations and descriptions of the characters is rapidly interest in the characters and the story aroused.
The author goes through his vivid language the reader to immerse in this world and to create a reference to the figures.
A beautifully tense storyline, the lively writing style and the increasing tension make it difficult to put the book down.
One is tied to the last page and hopes and fears with the protagonists.
on the continuation of the Mage Wars I am already looking forward.
Super exciting book an exciting and fascinating book ... I wait for the next part ... more willingly author, now hurry up ...!
Not just for adults 
After initial reading - until one has learned to know all the characters - the story was very compelling. Even our 12 year-old son, who at the same time, it read that it was reluctant to relinquish.
Dear Dave T. Morgan, we are eagerly awaiting the next volume!
Fantasy Books 100% Satisfaction Guarantee Shop Released: 2010-01-16 Original language: German Binding: Paperback 496 pages From the Amazon editorial
Summary
Margolan The Kingdom is in ruins. Martris Drayke, the new king, his country must build tedious after the decisive battle for his kingdom again. But fear not only must Drayke to his rule, even Jonmarc Vahanian has difficulties, the trust of the Vampires of Dark Haven to win. And if they succeed: What price will he pay?
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customer reviews -
Damned Cliff Hanger! -
- Finsterwald out the Chronicles of the Necromancer with dignity. This time the action is even more splintered (Cam, Carina, Vahanian, Kiara, Carroway, Ban, Tris, Curan) and to about a hundred pages less than the previous two. Pro: It creates more tension. Especially at the end, as all characters are at turning points ... and the reader is left hanging there (* arrgh *). Cons: one reads the book is not in one go by, it is confusing to remember who is what happened last, given that there is again not always in exactly the correct order.
is the trigger but it especially for the translation. First the title: Dark Forest will be called "Dark Haven". Too bad that this term appears only once, in the title yourself, this was always used Dark Haven. There are some English words were simply left and only written large, the sentence structure that clearly shows the original English or is just bizar, words come in a set twice before ... Yes, so what happens during compilation, but here it interferes with the frequency of the Lesefluß and makes one wonder whether the translator / editor has the read-read what was manufactured there. - Finally, something positive: thrilling story, with new intrigues and deeper insights into the characters.
typical third Part
the first two books I liked to read easily and fluently,
the characters is clear and lovely, the story is not really new but still good, unfortunately, as with others, the typical 3 . Part, the story
good length but somewhat artificially drawn to a book to get full, it would certainly
lent a bit more, there was enough potential there,
won, or rather precisely for this reason I am looking forward to part 4,
erfahrungsgemäs falling from getting better,
hopefully there's more to read so some neglected figures
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