Fb2 Blade of Fire (Icemark Chronicles) ePub

by Stuart Hill

Stuart Hill Deliver toandnbsp;Russian Federation English

Fb2 Blade of Fire (Icemark Chronicles) ePub

Category:	Deliver toandnbsp;Russian Federation
Subcategory:	Teenagers
Author:	Stuart Hill
ISBN:	1905294298
ISBN13:	978-1905294299
Language:	English
Publisher:	Chicken House Ltd; New Ed edition (May 7, 2007)
Pages:	640
Fb2 eBook:	1464 kb
ePub eBook:	1911 kb
Digital formats:	rtf mbr mobi doc

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The Icemark Chronicles is a series of books consisting of The Cry of the Icemark, followed by Blade of Fire, and Last Battle of the Icemark and the prequel called Prince Of The Icemark.

The Icemark Chronicles is a series of books consisting of The Cry of the Icemark, followed by Blade of Fire, and Last Battle of the Icemark and the prequel called Prince Of The Icemark. The books were written by Stuart Hill from Leicester. Fox 2000 Pictures optioned the film rights to the book. The film was set to be produced by Courtney Pledger and Sarah Radclyffe, but it is unknown if or when it will be released. The books are published by Chicken House.

Blade of Fire is the second novel in Stuart Hill's fantasy series, the Icemark Chronicles. Blade of Fire takes place 20 years after the first novel. The story follows Thirrin's and Oskan's (now married) new efforts to repel the imposing threat of Imperial invasion, yet again at the hands of Scipio Bellorum and his bloodthirsty sons, Octavius and Sulla.

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Icemark Chronicles: The Cry of the Icemark (The Icemark Chronicles Book 1). Stuart Hill. The Icemark Chronicles Last Battle of the Icemark. Prince of the Icemark (The Icemark Chronicles). The Ruins of Gorlan: Book 1 (Ranger's Apprentice).

To Kathleen Hill, the real Thirrin, and Clare Hardy for the faith and support. Praise for The Cry of the Icemark. Before it could react, her blade bit deeply into its shoulder and it fell back, surprised by her ferocity. Also to the G and G, and to TM, TG, and all the Ts. Table Of Contents. 1. Thirrin Freer Strong-in-the-Arm Lindenshield carried her names with ease. But then her boots slipped on wet leaves, and she crashed to the ground. Immediately the creature pounced and, wrenching her sword away, it sat astride her, its massive weight crushing the breath out of her lungs.

The Icemark Chronicles Series. 3 primary works, 4 total works. Prince of the Icemark. Brave young Prince Redrought must defend hi. ore. Shelve Prince of the Icemark.

The Cry of the Icemark, Stuart Hill’s first novel is not only a remarkable debut but also a personal tribute. When he was a teenager, Stuart lost "the real Thirrin, his red-haired sister Kathleen, to leukemia. The story of the brave young warrior-queen who faces impossible dangers is dedicated to her. The Cry of the Icemark won the Ottakars Prize for the best new children’s novel, an award given by one of Britain’s leading book chains. Fox 2000 Pictures will turn the story into a major motion picture and foreign rights have been sold to over 14 countries.

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I love the choice of Stuart Hill's heroes

I love the choice of Stuart Hill's heroes. Sharley, the most unlikely warrior ends up being the one to save them all as he travels into unkown territory to seek alliance with the most distant lands. The Icemark is looking grim as they fight the Polypontian empire, until Sharley comes back with his aliance of the Desert Kingdowm. And of course Medea, the evil daughter. No book is good without a nemesis.

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Bluecliff

I enjoyed the first book for what it was, a cute, action adventure story that moves quickly. I think my problem with the second story is similar to my problem with a lot of stories. The antagonist is two-dimensional and actually stymies the story where as a more dynamic antagonist would add a new level of intensity to the plot. Then, there is the daughter who becomes extremely evil even after being raised by good parents, as if the raising of a child has no effect on the child in the end. The story line also felt very similar to the first story. Again, the Icemark faces battle, and again people have to go and round up the allies. To me, the addition of new people is just more allies that needed rounding up. Truthfully, I enjoyed the first story, even with its flaws, but I found this book to be tedious due to its similar nature, and the increase in overly evil antagonists. This book is much better than some stories, but it is nowhere near the best quality, and is definitely a slight let down after the fascinating new world introduced in the first book that allowed me to overlook the one two-dimensional character. I hoped to find that this character became more dynamic with the second book, but he didn't. I am not sure if I will read the third book. I think as a stand alone, this book would have been a better read even with the over emphasis on how evil the antagonists are. My main problem with this story was how similar to the first story it felt.

Xaluenk

This is one of the best high-fantasy series I've come across so far. I finished reading this book several days ago and thought it really good. It's involving, thorough and overall, it's great! My only problems are Medea's pigheadedness and how she's really unreasonable in her thinking (but Stuart Hill may just be commenting on the average teenage mind) and how the Icemark's new allies are essentially copies of ancient African and Middle-East Kingdoms. A little more creativity, *please*.....This book is still worth a read, though. Odds are, you probably won't be disappointed.

Bladebringer

A gift for my son. Delivered quickly and a good product.

Clonanau

The book was in TERRIFIC quality (i bought used). THe sotry is breathtaking and if you read the first one, will leave you wanting more!
Perfect for ages 11 and up. Its a good read to for teenagers as well; I'm 17 in HS with a College reading level and STILL love it.

Flower

I liked the first book in this series, but he series has really taken off with this book. The characters are all very interesting if sometimes a little hard to relate to. The story is really well written and I had a hard time slowing myself down at the end of the book. A great book for a young reader, but still good for adults.

FreandlyMan

This must have been the best book I have ever read because it was a good mixture of magic, reality and I always wanted to read it to find out what was going to happen next. It also made me want to read the next book so bad that I could not wait for it to come.

Stoneshaper

Good solid read.

OK, so I liked Cry of the Icemark a *little* bit better- mainly because Thirrin is just an amazing heroine... But I loved this book, too! My thanks to Stuart Hill for bringing yet another heartwarming, amazing book into my life!