The Curse of the Mistwraith
Quotes from the Book
Truth, of itself, does not kill.
A man wreaks harm because he forgets to love peace. He kills because of self-blinded fear, that imagines no other protection.
What is a flaw but a human mistake, or an ignorance that sees without options?
There is no terror so powerful as the one never faced.
Done without love, any congress between man and woman degrades the creative intelligence that graces your humanity.
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The Curse of the Mistwraith
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Where there is light, there must always be shadow… The fourth volume in Janny Wurts’s spectacular epic fantasy, now re-released with a striking new cover design along with the rest of the series.
The curse that hangs over the Master of Shadow, Arithon, and Lord of Light, Lysaer, is drawing the two half-brothers ever closer towards direct conflict. For the Natural Balance to be maintained, the two must never fight. If they do, one is sure to perish and the Mistwraith will regain its evil power over their world.
Even now, Lysaer – convinced of his own godhead and aided by the treacherous Koriani Sisterhood – is tracking Arithon the Masterbard through the snows and wastes of the winter-locked mountains and the Barrens of Daon Ramon. Arithon is tortured by the knowledge that for the sake of future generations he must not be killed, no matter the cost of others’ lives now. Fighting
Book details
- First published
- 2001
- Author
- Janny Wurts
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Goodreads rating
- 4.18 (2k ratings)
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