Bloodfire Quest (The Dark Legacy of Shannara #2) Hardcover | Pages: 368 pages

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Original Title:	Bloodfire Quest
ISBN:	0345523504 (ISBN13: 9780345523501)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Dark Legacy of Shannara #2, Shannara (Chronological Order) #26, Shannara (Publication Order) #29, Shannara - Terry's Suggested Order for New Readers #24 , more
Characters:	The Ellcrys, Aphenglow Elessedil, Khyber Elessedil, Ard Rhys, Railing Ohmsford, Redden Ohmsford, Arlingfant Elessedil, Cymrian, Edinja Orle, Telsa Dart, Tael Riverine, Straken Lord, Mirai
Setting:	The Four Lands

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For the first time in his career, Terry will be publishing a book every six months from the start to end of this series: here is the second in a brand-new trilogy, following The Wards of Faerie, in the New York Times bestselling Shannara universe! Long ago, many dangerous creatures were locked behind a magical barrier, bringing peace and prosperity to the land. But now those barriers are eroding, and generations of embittered prisoners are about to escape. War seems inevitable . . . unless a few brave souls can stem the tide. While some venture into the forbidden lands, others must undertake a perilous quest—a quest whose success will mean the death of a young girl who has barely even begun to live, but whose failure will have unimaginable consequences. From riveting start to cliffhanger ending, this is an epic for the ages!

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Title	:	Bloodfire Quest (The Dark Legacy of Shannara #2)
Author	:	Terry Brooks
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 368 pages
Published	:	March 12th 2013 by Del Rey (first published October 16th 2012)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Epic Fantasy

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SO good! As usual, I was submerged back into such an awesome and colorful world that Brooks has built. Shannara is one of those series that its very easy to become completely immersed in, and lose yourself in reality. I LOVE all of them, and this one most certainly did not disappoint.

I need to preface my comments by saying that Terry Brooks is one of all-time most favorite authors and that I have a really hard time reading other writers in the fantasy genre because I find that they simply don't compare. He's a master storyteller, his characters are rich and full, they stay with you long after you've put one of his books down. At his worst, a Terry Brooks book is better than most other author's best. And even one of his less-than-stellar books is worth reading.That said, I'm

I enjoyed this one more than the first in this trilogy. Don't get me wrong - it is still fairly redundant - but now some of the characters have grown on me and have had a chance to develop into something more than just another generic fantasy tropes.I enjoyed the pacing with this story. We follow a few different groups of people in differing plot lines and it breaks everything up nicely. I found all the story lines equally entertaining and was never disappointed when jumping from one to another.

I need to preface my comments by saying that Terry Brooks is one of all-time most favorite authors and that I have a really hard time reading other writers in the fantasy genre because I find that they simply don't compare. He's a master storyteller, his characters are rich and full, they stay with you long after you've put one of his books down. At his worst, a Terry Brooks book is better than most other author's best. And even one of his less-than-stellar books is worth reading.That said, I'm

I read my first book in the Shannara series 19 years ago, when I was 12 years old. I will read them for as long as they exist. The more fantasy books I read the more I come to realize that while there are more technically sound authors out there and better stories to be found, Terry Brooks delivers a consistent read again and again, once or twice a year for the last 30 years. This book feels like something of a greatest hits... The Ellcrys failing, characters trapped inside the Forbidding, a

There is something about Terry Brooks writing that I really love. I love his way of telling a story and the way he manages to keep things light even when the tale is dark. When I have been reading other fantasy books, coming back to the Shannara world always feels refreshing somehow. I have been reading about that world since I was a teenager and now, after all these years and those books it feels familiar to me like no other fantasy world does.There is a lot of death in this book, but in true

The Shanara series was my first introduction to fantasy. I read the first one while in high school and loved it. But I am thinking that this series need to come to an end, especially as the author is starting to recycle his own story lines, not once, but twice. We once again need a new Elcrys and are back in the forbidding. I loved the first book with the Elcrys, was shocked to learn just what it to for the tree to be reborn, the second time around, not so much. The same can be said with the