The Silken Shroud: Book 2 Of The Silken Magic Series
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| Rating | : | 4.71 (545 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0756401798 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 448 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-07-21 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Second in a new series that melds the magic, romance, and vengeance of the gypsy culture with the silk trade, ghostly spirits, and a true love which is repeatedly thwarted. The Silken Shroud revisits the mythical kingdom of Tyrrhia, where religions rise, governments fall, and the only thing more powerful than a gypsy's passionis a gypsy's curse.
He needs all the help he can get, for Tyrrhia, whose direct heir died in Magic's Silken Snare, is on the verge of political and religious warfare of the most vicious sort. The sequel is as gripping as the predecessor, and the term richly textured is also applicable to this superior historical fantasy. All rights reserved. On his quest, Mandero discovers that the corruption is real and more deeply ingrained that anyone at court suspected. Frieda MurrayCopyright © American Library Association. He also discovers that promises Alessandra made to the fairy folk mean that they, too, will aid him. From Booklist This sequel to Magic's Silken Snare BKL Ap l5 03 continues the quests of those who loved Alessandra, murdered princess of the Rom, to find her body and free her spirit before she becomes completely demonic. Her betrothed, Maggiore Mandero di Montago, has been commanded by the queen of Tyrrhia n
"Wonderful fantasy" according to A Customer. In 168Wonderful fantasy A Customer In 1684 on an alternative earth, religious wars extend over the continent and the Catholic Church does what it can to spread the faith by whatever means possible. Only Tyrrhia welcomes all religions because they are a philosopher state, the only place where the Rom can call home. In return, much of Tyrrhia's wealth comes from the ma. on an alternative earth, religious wars extend over the continent and the Catholic Church does what it can to spread the faith by whatever means possible. Only Tyrrhia welcomes all religions because they are a philosopher state, the only place where the Rom can call home. In return, much of Tyrrhia's wealth comes from the ma. "Amazing! A must-read!" according to Jenni K. Sherriff. This book draws you into the plot and holds you fast. The characters are beautifully complex, the world is amazingly well-developed, and Gilligan manages to end the book satisfying you and still keeping you yearning for the next book. Well worth reading again and again!. "Five Stars" according to Russ. Good entertaining book. Wish Book Five Stars Good entertaining book. Wish Book 3 in the series had been completed. in the series had been completed
Along with her novels Magic’s Silken Snare and The Silken Shroud, she has written several short works and has appeared in many anthologies. She can be found at egilliganvejournal. . ElizaBeth Gilligan, a fantasy author, lives in San Francisco