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The Spellsong War

Book Two: The Spellsong Cycle

L E Modesitt, Jr author

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Little, Brown Book Group

Published:4th Feb '99

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* The second book in the epic Spellsong Cycle from the author of the hugely popular Saga of Recluce.

When Anna Marshall wished she could be anywhere but Ames, Iowa, and anything but a singer and music instructor at Iowa State University, she did so at exactly the wrong time and found herself pulled from Iowa to the very different world of Erde. On Erde, music is magic, and Anna's ability makes her an enormously powerful sorceress - potentially.

With her unique power, Anna saves the kingdom of Defalk from invasion and in six months becomes its regent. After six years of war, Defalk is weak and Anna must turn her efforts to rebuilding the kingdom. But she has little time: Defalk's southern neighbour is already encroaching on the border. Rising to power in Defalk may have been the easy part; now Anna will need all her skill merely to hold on to what's she's managed to accomplish so far.

Modessit creates a deeper and more intricate world with each volume. * PUBLISHER'S WEEKLY *
An intriguing fantasy in a fascinating world. * Robert Jordan *
Modessit follows the very real concerns for food, latrines, shelter, medicine, and the struggle for power within the group, while tracing the lifes of gifted men and women in the process of becoming legends. * LOCUS *
L.E. Modesitt is best known for his long fantasy series beginning with The Magic of Recluce (1991), in which magical power works with the unforgiving balance and precision of physics. The Soprano Sorceress (1997) and its sequel The Spellsong War are simi * David Langford, AMAZON.CO.UK *

ISBN: 9781857237269

Dimensions: 202mm x 126mm x 42mm

Weight: 760g

672 pages