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Stolen #2
Crypt of Souls
If somebody doesn't free the minds trapped in the Crypt of Souls soon, Cardon's going to go crazy. If someone does free them, the Ruined City may be in danger...
What really happened to the Younger Council of Tabor? Hyphanden of the Outcast Council tells the Andolith Sorcerers a disturbing four of the minds of the Younger Council are trapped in an ancient vault called the Crypt of Souls. They will have to work together to rescue them; but somebody else is interested in the minds stored in the vault! Can the Traditional Sorcerers trust the Outcasts enough to accomplish their mission - or will betrayal ruin their efforts in the end?
What really happened to the Younger Council of Tabor? Hyphanden of the Outcast Council tells the Andolith Sorcerers a disturbing four of the minds of the Younger Council are trapped in an ancient vault called the Crypt of Souls. They will have to work together to rescue them; but somebody else is interested in the minds stored in the vault! Can the Traditional Sorcerers trust the Outcasts enough to accomplish their mission - or will betrayal ruin their efforts in the end?
247 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 30, 2012
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K.A. Krisko
16 books76 followersK.A. Krisko currently lives in northern Colorado with her border collie/Australian Cattle Dog, Clever. She enjoys outdoor activities like hiking, walking the dog, and kayaking, and reading and writing, as well as dog training and trialing in K9 Nosework. She volunteers at a raptor rescue where she handles falcons, hawks, and owls.
She has published a number of fiction and non-fiction literary shorts, a number of fantasy-fiction novels, and one mystery.
She has published a number of fiction and non-fiction literary shorts, a number of fantasy-fiction novels, and one mystery.
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September 8, 2016
Most of the main characters of the first stolen book end up at a 'Polebray'. As well as giving some more insight into this fascinating world, the regional polebray introduces some new characters, including one that has long since left Andolith, but has returned to the polebray as a worldly - and villainous - character.
The mystery begins about a third of the way through the book, at the end of the polebray and then I realise why the book is called 'Crypt of souls'.
It probably isn't necessary to have read 'Stolen' book one before this, but if you read this book on its own, you will have missed out on seeing the development of some of the main characters, like Stolen himself and his Lefollah background, and his relationship with Rioletta. Stolen actually kidnapped Rioletta - in a state of desperation - when they were both children and, as adults, Rioletta saves him from the punishment his Lefollah people have imposed on him for this crime.
Another fascinating read set in this place that, while it is fantasy, is looking more like it could well be our future here on Earth.
The mystery begins about a third of the way through the book, at the end of the polebray and then I realise why the book is called 'Crypt of souls'.
It probably isn't necessary to have read 'Stolen' book one before this, but if you read this book on its own, you will have missed out on seeing the development of some of the main characters, like Stolen himself and his Lefollah background, and his relationship with Rioletta. Stolen actually kidnapped Rioletta - in a state of desperation - when they were both children and, as adults, Rioletta saves him from the punishment his Lefollah people have imposed on him for this crime.
Another fascinating read set in this place that, while it is fantasy, is looking more like it could well be our future here on Earth.
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October 8, 2016I received this book for review from Goodreads. I read book one and loved it. This one does not disappoint. Now I desperately need to get book 3 so I know how things end. This is a fantasy/drama. Great story, great writing!
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