To Green Angel Tower: Siege

Memory, Sorrow & Thorn Book 3

De: Tad Williams

Narrado por: Andrew Wincott

In order for the Storm King can cement his power over Osten Ard, he must find and defeat the rebel forces massing against him. But the rebels, led by the exiled Prince Josua, have rallied at the Stone of Farewell and are ready to fight the Storm King with every power they can muster. The key to their victory lies in finding the third sword of legend, Memory - but the sword has been lost for ages.

Lost, that is, until Simon Snowlock realises that he knows exactly where the sword is and how to recover it. The only problem: an undead army, bolstered by powerful magic, lies between him and his destination. It will take every ounce of Simon's courage and intelligence to journey to and then recover the great sword Memory and bring peace to Osten Ard.

If Simon's quest is to have any hope, Josua must move against the Storm King himself - a journey that will take him across endless seas, through ancient forests and into the stronghold of the Storm King himself.

This is the first half of the the epic final volume in Tad Williams' breathtaking, beloved series Memory, Sorrow and Thorn.

(P)2016 Hodder & Stoughton©1993 Robert Paul 'Tad' Williams, published by permission of DAW Books

Reseñas de la Crítica

Williams has begun a well-written, colourfully characterized and very readable saga

The fantasy equivalent of war and peace

Without doubt on of the best fantasy novels I have read

A solid story spiced with political intrigue and strong, appealing heroes. Highly recommended

Williams is our Tolkien, and I suspect his coronation will be confirmed

[A] truly remarkable piece of storytelling . . . a glorious work or art

One of my favourite fantasy series (George R. R. Martin, author of A Game of Thrones)

One of the main reasons I started writing fantasy . . . Tad Williams' work is an essential part of any science fiction and fantasy library (Christopher Paolini, author of the Inheritance Cycle series)

Ground-breaking . . . changed how people thought of the genre and paved the way for so much modern fantasy, including mine (Patrick Rothfuss, author of The Kingkiller Chronicle)

Riveting!

Fabulously imaginative and inventive. Superb narrative. I was sorry to hear the unexpected end. Must buy the next!