Kirins: Secret of the Hanging Stones

KIRINS Trilogy #3

by James Priest

A race of tiny magical beings lives on Earth today. But humans are totally unaware of their hidden civilization. They are kirins. In the first two books of this trilogy, a group of daring explorers traversed a continent and an ocean to reach their ultimate destination--Stonehenge, the stronghold of kirin magic. In this final volume, the travelers meet their adversaries, Elamare and the evil magicians of the hanging stones. The voyagers discover kirin magicians imprisoned for centuries, witness the creation of gronoms and volodons, and are threatened by yet another terrifying species--urgols--who challenge them to a deadly game. Join these bold adventurers as they battle to save the Guardian Magician--and the entire kirin race.

418 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 1993

Reviews

[MrJsPancakeHouse · Rating 4 out of 5]

As the third and final book ends for the Kirin trilogy, I honestly can walk away with being able to say I will miss these characters. They have developed so well. This story is packed with a lot more adventure a lot more action, and a lot more emotion. At times I felt my self feeling sad for the Kirins and even for Gilins lost friend Gian. Priest presented a truly wonderful fantasy experience in this trilogy.

My favorite of the three, our adventures finally after finding the source of Kirin magic, find a flesh eating race as well as allies in untold places. Battle many magicians and part ways with many friends.