The Queen of Wolves: The Vampyricon, Book III
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| Rating | : | 4.96 (889 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0441016200 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 336 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-02-24 |
| Language | : | English |
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strong finish A Customer He is called the "Anointed One", the Maz-Sherah, named so by Merod the Priest of the Blood. He feels no different than any other vampyre as he flees with Pythia, a mortal vampire since she put on the Gorgon Mask, from a land torn apart from feuding vampires who w. "LOVE this series and want more from "Aleric the Falconer!!" according to J. Resnick. All in all a great series and completely enjoyed each bookThe Queen of Wolves does a great job of bringing it all together - Aleric and his journey as the "anointed one", Pythia and all the restthis is what a good vampire/horror series is all about - no fluff, gr. A Trilogy for the ages M.J. Rose Clegg has created a classic with this trilogy and this last book is stunning. This author's imagination is on fire and its a real treat to read book after book that is as creative as these are. Mythology, archetypes, grand themes and dark passions this is Clegg a
There, they must raise an army, for Aleric's lost love, Enora, has become the Queen of the Wastelands. To stop the end of all, Aleric must become what he was destined to bethe Messiah of the Damnedand lead the undead in a final battle against the Mother of Darkness.. After rescuing Pythia, the creature who turned him into a vampire, Aleric follows her back to the land of the Saracens. Aided by her minions and her legions of wolves, she has begun the quest to call the Dark Madonna from beyond the
Empowered by Merod, the Great Serpent who spawned the vampyre civilization, Aleric raises an army of vamps and mortals for a cataclysmic clash described with the vivid color and intense imagination that have been the saga's hallmarks. From Publishers Weekly A titanic battle that pits vampyre against vampyre in a war that will determine for eternity whether the undead will coexist with the living caps the conclusion to Clegg's majestic Vampyricon trilogy (after The Priest of Blood and The Queen of Serpents). Fate draws Aleric inexorably to Myrryd, the former home of Medhya, Queen of Serpents, who was banished beyond the Veil for her overreaching ambitions but who schemes to sneak back