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Water Folk (Folklore Cycle #3)

John Hood

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Description:In an America shaped by more than just human hands, Folk rangers and magical creatures wage hidden battles that will determine the fate of a growing nation. From the blood-soaked grounds of the Alamo to the marble halls of Washington D.C., from monster-haunted seas to fairy-touched forests, their struggles intertwine with pivotal moments of American history.Continuing the tale that began with the first two books of the Folklore Cycle, Water Folk opens with the water maiden Dela in the clutches of her most dangerous adversary and her friends Har the dwarf and Goran the sylph trekking across America in search of her. Along the way, they encounter Davy Crockett, Sam Houston, Herman Melville, Edgar Allen Poe, Kit Carson, and a masked swordsman with a mysterious past. Meanwhile, the mighty Captain Stormalong hunts a fearsome Kraken across storm-tossed oceans and shape-shifting monsters walk among settlers on the Western frontier.As the elves of America clash with the duendes of Mexico, only a handful of human and inhuman heroes stand against their plans to dominate the continent — and the rebirth of an ancient evil.Rich with historical detail and folklore from multiple cultures, this sweeping epic reimagines key moments of American history through a lens of magic and mythology. Perfect for fans of historical fantasy who love complex world-building and stories where the supernatural and historical intersect in unexpected ways.Editorial Reviews“With prose leaning to the poetic, the author’s intricate world-building blends magic, adventure, and dark morality into a trio of stories that lean heavily on European folklore — and the creatures found there. That those creatures influence and shape American history by interacting with real-world historical figures makes for a wonderful way to learn about the history of our nation.” — Athens Senior Scene magazine“Fantasy worlds can be confusing, full of rules that are hard to remember or don’t make sense, but that’s not the case here. Hood keeps it simple and sticks to what’s necessary, so it’s easy to see the action as it develops. And some of the fantastical creatures he comes up with are simply amazing! The entire series is a triumph of imagination, one of the most unique works of literature I’ve ever encountered.” — Amazon reviewWe 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 Water Folk (Folklore Cycle #3). To get started finding Water Folk (Folklore Cycle #3), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: In an America shaped by more than just human hands, Folk rangers and magical creatures wage hidden battles that will determine the fate of a growing nation. From the blood-soaked grounds of the Alamo to the marble halls of Washington D.C., from monster-haunted seas to fairy-touched forests, their struggles intertwine with pivotal moments of American history.Continuing the tale that began with the first two books of the Folklore Cycle, Water Folk opens with the water maiden Dela in the clutches of her most dangerous adversary and her friends Har the dwarf and Goran the sylph trekking across America in search of her. Along the way, they encounter Davy Crockett, Sam Houston, Herman Melville, Edgar Allen Poe, Kit Carson, and a masked swordsman with a mysterious past. Meanwhile, the mighty Captain Stormalong hunts a fearsome Kraken across storm-tossed oceans and shape-shifting monsters walk among settlers on the Western frontier.As the elves of America clash with the duendes of Mexico, only a handful of human and inhuman heroes stand against their plans to dominate the continent — and the rebirth of an ancient evil.Rich with historical detail and folklore from multiple cultures, this sweeping epic reimagines key moments of American history through a lens of magic and mythology. Perfect for fans of historical fantasy who love complex world-building and stories where the supernatural and historical intersect in unexpected ways.Editorial Reviews“With prose leaning to the poetic, the author’s intricate world-building blends magic, adventure, and dark morality into a trio of stories that lean heavily on European folklore — and the creatures found there. That those creatures influence and shape American history by interacting with real-world historical figures makes for a wonderful way to learn about the history of our nation.” — Athens Senior Scene magazine“Fantasy worlds can be confusing, full of rules that are hard to remember or don’t make sense, but that’s not the case here. Hood keeps it simple and sticks to what’s necessary, so it’s easy to see the action as it develops. And some of the fantastical creatures he comes up with are simply amazing! The entire series is a triumph of imagination, one of the most unique works of literature I’ve ever encountered.” — Amazon reviewWe 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 Water Folk (Folklore Cycle #3). To get started finding Water Folk (Folklore Cycle #3), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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