Wayfinder (Worldwalker Duology)
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| Rating | : | 4.14 (900 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0345516079 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 352 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-02-25 |
| Language | : | English |
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E. Murphy’s Truthseeker “Pure C. Praise for C. E. Murphy at her best.”—Kim Harrison“A charming and fast-paced novel featuring a contemporary setting with a fantastical twist a compelling story that will leave you wanting more.”—Romantic Times (four stars) “Thoroughly enchantingThis master of urban fantasy has done it again!”—Jeri Smith-Ready, author of Shade and Bring on the Night
Once she was a tailor in Boston, but now she has crossed from Earth to the Barrow-lands, a Faerie world embroiled in a bloody civil war between Seelie and Unseelie. Armed with an enchanted and malevolent staff which seeks to bend her to its dark will, and thrust into a deadly realm where it’s hard to distinguish friend from foe, Lara is sure of one thing: her love for Dafydd ap Caerwyn, the Faerie prince who sought her help in solving a royal murder and dousing the flames of war before they consumed the Barrow-lands.But now Dafydd is missing, perhaps dead, and the Barrow-lands are closer than ever to a final conflagration. THE TRUTH WILL SET YOU FREE—IF IT DOESN’T KILL YOU FIRST Lara Jansen is a truthseeker, gifted—or cursed—with the magical ability to tell honesty from lies. Lara has no other choice: she must harness the potent but perilous magic of the staff and her own truthseeking talents, blazing a path to a long-forgotten truth—a truth with the power to save the Barrow-lands or destroy them.
Shelleyrae said Imaginative Urban Fantasy Adventure. Wayfinder is the exciting conclusion to CE Murphy's Worldwalker Duology. You can't read Wayfinder without having read Truthseeker or you will literally be missing half the story.And the truth shall set you freeWayfinder begins where Truthseeker ends. Dafydd has been badly injured, betrayed by Merrick and rescued by Iaon, and Lara has followed them to the Barrowlands. She finds time has once more distorted, 6 months has passed and Dafydd has not returned to the Seelie court. With King Emryn and warrior Aer. Wayfinder - C.E. Murphy went in the right direction VampireNovelFan *ARC Provided by NetGalleyNormally I prefer to start a series with the first book, but when I saw Wayfinder (book 2 in the Worldwalker Duology) listed I couldn't help myself. The cover was nice and premise sounded very interesting. Overall, it turned out to be an enjoyable read. This was a little more on the high fantasy side as opposed to urban fantasy because you spend a great deal of time in the Barrowlands (a post-apocalyptic land for their Faerie-kin). Thankfully, even though I didn't read the first . Eh The second and final book in the Worldwalker Duology continues in the same vein as the first one. And perhaps, for that very reason, it didn't appeal to me either. It's not that the writing is bad, it's C. E. Murphy, there's no way her writing can be bad. And it's not even that the plot. The plot is fast-paced, strong and compelling. As I said in my review of the first book, the problem, for me, likes in the characterization of the characters of the novel.I just don't like them. No, let's rephrase them. I
While she does travel through time (sadly only forward, one second at a time) she can also be found online at cemurphy or @ce_murphy on Twitter . C.E. Murphy is the author of more than twenty books along with a number of novellas and comics. Born in Alaska, currently living in Ireland, she does miss central heating, insulation and sometimes--snow but through the wonders of the internet, her imagination and her close knit family, she s never bored or lon