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The Weather War (Storms in Amethir, #3)

Stephanie A. Cain

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Description:Princess Azmei died for her country three years ago–or so everyone but a trusted few believed. Having survived assassination attempts, the desert, dragons, and a treacherous plot designed to destroy her entire family, Azmei has finally managed to save her kingdom. Now she has to save the world. Azmei travels to Amethir, whose prince she promised three years ago to marry. With her is Hawk, the man who loves her, and Yar, the Voice of Dragons. They carry a terrifying message for the king of Amethir: the gods are waking and the world is about to shake. Prince Vistaren of Amethir has also received a frightening warning, this one from a powerful stormwitch–weather magic is failing. Patterns of storms are beginning to build outside their prescribed season. While the Stormwitch Academy officially denies any problems, there are hints of trouble yet to come. Azmei and Vistaren know they must act. But the king refuses to listen to them and the land is beginning to tear itself apart. Facing pirate attacks, seadragon swarms, and a strange woman who uses magic in a way no stormwitch should, Vistaren and Azmei know they must find a way to set things right. But what price is too high to save the world? Praise for the Storms in Amethir series: "From the prologue, I was reminded strongly of one of my favorite authors, Guy Gavriel Kay, and Stormseer didn't disappoint. Stephanie Cain writes with the same sense of rich history--the world Razem and Azmei live in is fully realized and absolutely believable....Cain writes with a subtlety that reminds me, again, of Kay, or perhaps Patricia McKillip's Riddle Master Trilogy, particularly when it comes to her characters. They're beautifully drawn with enough sharp, memorable details that the reader gets a sense of who they are and what makes them tick, and some of the quieter character moments of Stormseer have stuck with me after finishing the book." - Meg Burden, author of Northlander and The King Commands "This series just gets better and better. The characters have depth, the story isn't predictable (whoa, Yarro!) and i can't wait for the next book to be published. This is good stuff." - Amazon Review of Stormseer "Enjoyable high-fantasy with a well-drawn cast of characters, including a compelling female lead. What I liked best about the writing is how it engaged all my senses and gave dimension to rapidly moving scenes and changing points of view. I was completely immersed in the world, and moved quickly through the pages." - Amazon Review of Stormseer "'Whenever that particularly disconcerting [romantic] desire hit her, she went looking for a Strid ship to attack. Blowing things up always made her feel better.' And that's when I decided I would enjoy reading about Captain Arama Dzornaea." - Laura VanArendonk Baugh, author of Kitsune-Tsuki and Kitsune-Mochi A series full of strong female characters, heroines, self-rescuing princesses, pirates, princes, and prophets.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Weather War (Storms in Amethir, #3). To get started finding The Weather War (Storms in Amethir, #3), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: Princess Azmei died for her country three years ago–or so everyone but a trusted few believed. Having survived assassination attempts, the desert, dragons, and a treacherous plot designed to destroy her entire family, Azmei has finally managed to save her kingdom. Now she has to save the world. Azmei travels to Amethir, whose prince she promised three years ago to marry. With her is Hawk, the man who loves her, and Yar, the Voice of Dragons. They carry a terrifying message for the king of Amethir: the gods are waking and the world is about to shake. Prince Vistaren of Amethir has also received a frightening warning, this one from a powerful stormwitch–weather magic is failing. Patterns of storms are beginning to build outside their prescribed season. While the Stormwitch Academy officially denies any problems, there are hints of trouble yet to come. Azmei and Vistaren know they must act. But the king refuses to listen to them and the land is beginning to tear itself apart. Facing pirate attacks, seadragon swarms, and a strange woman who uses magic in a way no stormwitch should, Vistaren and Azmei know they must find a way to set things right. But what price is too high to save the world? Praise for the Storms in Amethir series: "From the prologue, I was reminded strongly of one of my favorite authors, Guy Gavriel Kay, and Stormseer didn't disappoint. Stephanie Cain writes with the same sense of rich history--the world Razem and Azmei live in is fully realized and absolutely believable....Cain writes with a subtlety that reminds me, again, of Kay, or perhaps Patricia McKillip's Riddle Master Trilogy, particularly when it comes to her characters. They're beautifully drawn with enough sharp, memorable details that the reader gets a sense of who they are and what makes them tick, and some of the quieter character moments of Stormseer have stuck with me after finishing the book." - Meg Burden, author of Northlander and The King Commands "This series just gets better and better. The characters have depth, the story isn't predictable (whoa, Yarro!) and i can't wait for the next book to be published. This is good stuff." - Amazon Review of Stormseer "Enjoyable high-fantasy with a well-drawn cast of characters, including a compelling female lead. What I liked best about the writing is how it engaged all my senses and gave dimension to rapidly moving scenes and changing points of view. I was completely immersed in the world, and moved quickly through the pages." - Amazon Review of Stormseer "'Whenever that particularly disconcerting [romantic] desire hit her, she went looking for a Strid ship to attack. Blowing things up always made her feel better.' And that's when I decided I would enjoy reading about Captain Arama Dzornaea." - Laura VanArendonk Baugh, author of Kitsune-Tsuki and Kitsune-Mochi A series full of strong female characters, heroines, self-rescuing princesses, pirates, princes, and prophets.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Weather War (Storms in Amethir, #3). To get started finding The Weather War (Storms in Amethir, #3), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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