World Without End - Tapa blanda

Praise for the Moontide and Magic Rise duology:
"Sean Russell's World without End is an excellent first half of what I hope will be a great story. I'm waiting eagerly...till the conclusion appears." --Philadelphia Press
"The compelling first volume in a series titled Moontide and Magic Rise bodes well for the ones to follow.... A spectacular beginning of what is sure to be a successful fantasy series." --Publishers Weekly
"The first book of Sean Russell's new series, Moontide and Magic Rise, is good--surprisingly good, compelling, and intriguing.... It's great fun." --Locus
"This book is complex and well-written." --Kliatt
"Reading World without End is akin to perusing a narrative by an explorer like Marco Polo or Ferdinand Magellan. It has that "true" feeling to it. Sean Russell methodically reveals details until the reader has a full picture of this world and its peoples." --Starlog
"Tristam is an excellent hero who struggles not only with external forces out to do him harm, but with his own internal demons, which, even if they leave him alive at the end of this nightmare adventure, will leave him forever changed, forever haunted." --Affaire de Coeur

Praise for the Moontide and Magic Rise duology:

"The compelling first volume in a series titled Moontide and Magic Rise bodes well for the ones to follow.... A spectacular beginning of what is sure to be a successful fantasy series." --Publishers Weekly

"The first book of Sean Russell's new series, Moontide and Magic Rise, is good--surprisingly good, compelling, and intriguing.... It's great fun." --Locus

"This book is complex and well-written." --Kliatt

"Reading World without End is akin to perusing a narrative by an explorer like Marco Polo or Ferdinand Magellan. It has that "true" feeling to it. Sean Russell methodically reveals details until the reader has a full picture of this world and its peoples." --Starlog

"Tristam is an excellent hero who struggles not only with external forces out to do him harm, but with his own internal demons, which, even if they leave him alive at the end of this nightmare adventure, will leave him forever changed, forever haunted." --Affaire de Coeur

When naturalist Tristam Flattery is summoned to save a plant species with magical, medicinal properties, he is drawn into a political struggle that spans generations, threatens civilization, and leads him to the ends of the known world. Original.