Tracato
Published on 1. June 2010
Book
Paperback/Softback
544 pages
978-0-7336-2633-3 (ISBN)
Description
In this third title in Joel Shepherd's gripping quartet, we are reunited with the fearless heroine Sasha, Errollyn and the other familiar characters from SASHA and PETRODOR.
The net is really closing in now, with the whole of Rhodia at war and the serrin - the beautiful and dangerous people from beyond the Bacosh - fighting for survival. The revolutionary politics of Tracato, and the clandestine attempts by the feudalists to hold onto power, are gripping and full of intrigue. The characters who were developing in the previous title blossom into their roles here, sharing the arena with Sasha, giving this novel an extra dimension that readers will love.
The net is really closing in now, with the whole of Rhodia at war and the serrin - the beautiful and dangerous people from beyond the Bacosh - fighting for survival. The revolutionary politics of Tracato, and the clandestine attempts by the feudalists to hold onto power, are gripping and full of intrigue. The characters who were developing in the previous title blossom into their roles here, sharing the arena with Sasha, giving this novel an extra dimension that readers will love.
Reviews / Votes
...this series is a rollicking journey into classic swords and heroes fantasy. - Entertainment News on Sasha something quite special - www.andromedaspaceways.com Fantastic debut. - Adelaide Advertiser a ripping yarn - MX Melbourne on PetrodorMore details
Series
Language
English
Place of publication
Sydney
Australia
Product notice
Paperback (UK-A)
Dimensions
Height: 180 mm
Width: 111 mm
Thickness: 34 mm
Weight
296 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-7336-2633-3 (9780733626333)
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Person
Joel Shepherd was born in Adelaide and grew up in Perth. He studied film and television at Curtin University but realised that what he really wanted to do was write stories. His first manuscript was shortlisted for the George Turner Prize in 1998, and his first novel, Crossover, was shortlisted in 1999.