Dane Richter
Kindle Edition | Pages: 462 pages Rating: 4.81 | 47 Users | 24 Reviews
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| Title | : | Hunt for the Star (The Eldon Archives #1) |
| Author | : | Dane Richter |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 462 pages |
| Published | : | February 16th 2013 |
| Categories | : | Books. Download Books |
Relation During Books Hunt for the Star (The Eldon Archives #1)
“Victory is not judged by benevolence”A hero is not forged by the good deeds they commit, but rather by how many bad deeds they do whilst remaining true to the journey.
The Eldon Star is the last remnant power of a long extinct dynasty of Dragon Deities. Tasked with retrieving it is the aging warrior, Artos Hestrom, who utilizes lies and deception just as frequently as blades and glory to procure who and what he wants.
Standing in his way is the evil Sorcerer, Ruehl, who uses his minions to relentlessly scour the land for the crystal. Betrayals, challenges and the ever-lingering threat of death looms over the heroes as entire armies are drawn into the conflict.
The world of Edoria is at war as the hunt for the Star begins…
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| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Eldon Archives #1 |
Rating Regarding Books Hunt for the Star (The Eldon Archives #1)
Ratings: 4.81 From 47 Users | 24 ReviewsRate Regarding Books Hunt for the Star (The Eldon Archives #1)
Dane Richter weaves an intriguing story full of battles and quests, wizards and warriors, dragons and death. His unique vision of monsters and men leaves you wanting more and getting it. His writing style flows and is well thought out and make the tale easy to read and understand. Well worth your time and once you have finished it, you will want the next chapter in The Eldon archives.For his first publication, Dane Richter delivers a stunning fantasy novel. Great care has obviously been taken in creating this world. Large city's, small towns and strange natural wonders,(the strange river that has neither a source nor an end for example) are prevalent throughout this hand crafted world of Edoria and the reader is treated to all these throughout the journey.Unique strengths and weaknesses are given to each character giving them depth and history that allows the reader to
It was a really fantastic book, I was totally locked in. I really enjoyed the character development, especially the role of Keral.The book starts with a surprising twist that caught me off guard, the stigma of the knight in shining armour goes out the window very quickly. Its very unconventional for typical fantasy genre, which is the real appeal of the story.Constant twists and turns kept my interest glued in because I didn't want to miss the slight trivial details that later in book you
I love this book, I couldn't put it down. I wanted to read it every day until I finished but now I feel sad as I want to find out what happens next in the next book in the series of five.Dane is a very talented author, not bad for his first book. In fact it's excellent. I recommend every Science Fiction/Fantasy Reader read this book.
A grand beginning to what I think will be a fantastic series. Dane Richter's first volume from the Eldon Archives has a rich plot, unexpected twists that keep you guessing and brilliant character portrayal that leaves you anticipating the release of the next book. Influenced by the best fantasy writers of our age, Richter has constructed a confident, yet fresh, reveal into the world of fantasy that we all love. I have (and will continue to) recommended the Eldon Archives to friends and fellow
George RR Martin walks up to Tolkein and pimp-slaps him in the face with a copy of Feist's Magician.I find this to be an apt way to sum up Dane Richter's style. He brings the familiarity of medieval ambiance, adding a unique flare that will sucker-punch you back to next week the second you try and guess what lays on the next page. It's nigh on impossible to avoid cliche when penning Fantasy, nearly every text I have read I was able to deduce where the author drew inspiration. This somewhat
Thrilling tale that is just beginning. If the rest of the books are just as intense as the first one then I can see this series being a hit. Great battle scenes and very descriptive. The start was a bit hard with all different names being chucked at you but by halfway it all makes sense.
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