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Pays d'Hiver Séries

Embarquez pour un voyage fantastique époustouflant, rempli d'aventure, de magie et de dragons. Cette saga épique suit des personnages captivants naviguant dans des terres périlleuses, affrontant des pouvoirs anciens et découvrant des secrets oubliés depuis longtemps. Préparez-vous à un récit d'action fulgurante et d'éléments magiques enchanteurs qui définissent un quatuor fantastique marquant.

Dragonstar
Dragonsbane and Dragonshadow: Knight of the Demon Queen
Dragonshadow
Fendragon

Ordre de lecture recommandé

  1. Fendragon

    • 264pages
    • 10 heures de lecture

    When the Black Dragon seized the Deep of Ylferdun, young Gareth braved the far Winterlands to find John Aversin, Dragonsbane -- the only living man ever to slay a dragon. In return for the promise of the King to send help to the Winterlands, Aversin agreed to attempt the nearly impossible feat again. With them, to guard them on the haunted trip south, went Jenny Waynest, a half-taught sorceress and mother of Aversin's sons. But at the decadent Court, nothing was as expected. Rebellion threatened the land. Zyerne, a sorceress of seemingly unlimited power, held the King under an evil spell, and he refused to see them. Meantime, the dragon fed well on the knights who had challenged him. In the end, Aversin, Jenny, and Gareth had to steal away at night to challenge Morkeleb, largest and wisest of dragons. But that was only the beginning of the perils they must face.

    Fendragon1
    3,9

  2. Dragonshadow

    Dragonshadow is book two in the breath-taking The Winterlands - an epic, classic fantasy quartet full of whirlwind adventure, magic and dragons.

    Dragonshadow2
    3,7

  3. Dragonsbane and Dragonshadow: Knight of the Demon Queen

    • 263pages
    • 10 heures de lecture

    New York Times bestselling author Barbara Hambly delivers a masterful sequel to her acclaimed Dragonshadow, weaving a dark fantasy that explores the depths of the human heart. Once the most powerful mage, Jenny Waynest is now a shattered woman, haunted by the demon Amayon's possession and the corruption it brought. Though she despises the memory, a part of her longs for his return, mourning the loss of her husband, Lord John Aversin, and the chance to be a mother to her mage-born son. Meanwhile, John grapples with his own demons, particularly the memory of Aohila, the cruel demon queen he deceived to save Jenny. Now facing execution for his dealings with demons, John struggles with guilt over Jenny's suffering and the greater evil he inadvertently unleashed. Aohila seeks vengeance and blackmails John into aiding her, with Amayon as his reluctant guide. As John navigates unimaginable horrors, Jenny, awakened by the stardrake Morkeleb the Black, embarks on her own perilous journey without the magic she once relied on. Both must confront their pasts and the lurking dangers that threaten their world, leading them on intertwined paths of sacrifice and redemption.

    Dragonsbane and Dragonshadow: Knight of the Demon Queen3
    3,5

  4. Dragonstar

    • 296pages
    • 11 heures de lecture

    The thundering conclusion to Barbara Hambly's landmark quartet, The Winterlands, Dragonstar is a riot of magic, demons and dragons that will stay with you long after you turn the final page.

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    4,1