Ravensoul (Legends of the Raven 4)

Ravensoul (Legends of the Raven 4)

by JamesBarclay (Author)

Synopsis

The unknown warrior thought his days with the Raven were long behind him, until Hirad Coldheart, dead for ten years knocks on his door ...The dead are not at rest. Something has travelled from far beyond the dimension which has Balaia and Calaius at its heart. It feeds off Manna. And without Manna all of Balaia and the spirit realms that surround it will collapse into nothing taking the living and the spirits of the dead with it into the void. This new threat cannot be reasoned with, it is heedless to threats or entreaties. Ethereal and so advanced it barely registers its prey as sentient it is bringing doom with it. Balaia, barely recovered from the demon onslaught is thrown into chaos as the dead walk the streets and hope fails. It is left to the Raven, both dead and alive to take their courage and their faith in each other into the spirit realms for one last fight. James Barclayt has returned to the landmark series that made his name - this is the book that all his fans will have been waiting for.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 432
Publisher: Gollancz
Published: 20 Nov 2008

ISBN 10: 0575081996
ISBN 13: 9780575081994
Book Overview: Barclay is the most successful British fantasy writer of his generation The 'Sergio Leone of the genre' (SFX) Over 250,000 copies of his Raven novels in print in the UK. Sold in 9 languages

Media Reviews
As always, there are desperate rear-guard actions, extreme violence and cliff-hanger risk taking that makes Indiana Jones look like a cringing couch potato. Dialogue and banter are realistically snappy throughout. Barclay delivers the goods. Rousing stuff. 4/5 -- David Langford SFX Bowling along at a brisk pace, Ravensoul's plot is standard gamer fare with a neat SF twist. It's a tribute to the clarity of Barclay's writing that we never lose track of what's happening. His affection for his characters and empathy for his readers shine though every page. A cleverly crafted meditation on what happens to old heroes. A clever, middle-age enjoyable day dream. DEATHRAY
Author Bio
James Barclay is in his early forties and lives in Teddington with his wife. He is a full-time writer.