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A Song for Arbonne by Guy Gavriel Kay
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A Song for Arbonne

by Guy Gavriel Kay

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On a morning in the springtime of the year, when the snows of the mountains were melting and the rivers swift in their running, Aelis de Miraval watched her husband ride out at dawn to hunt in the forest west of their castle, and shortly after that she took horse herself, travelling north and east along the shores of the lake towards the begetting of her son.
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And so Luth lifted is voice without shame, feeling a deep richness, a glory in the night, as he galloped his horse down the winding, empty road to the south, past farm and castle, village and field and forest, under the risen moons and the stars above Arbonne.
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"Elegant, sweeping, and colorful...one of those books you wish would never end." (San Francisco Chronicle)

This is the acclaimed novel about forbidden love, bitter rivalries, and power struggles, set in a world based on Eleanor of Aquitaine's France-from Guy Gavriel Kay, who "stands among the world's finest fantasy authors" (Montreal Gazette).

"This panoramic, absorbing novel beautifully creates an alternate version of the medieval world....Kay creates a vivid world of love and music, magic, and death." (Publishers Weekly)

"A richly ornamented and tightly woven tapestry, a panoramic and compelling tale....War, love, assassination, deception, kindness, heroism, loyalty, friendship, and magic mix...in startling, unexpected, and satisfying ways." (Locus)

"A cracking good fantasy novel." (Interzone)

"Kay has another hit on his hands." (Toronto Star)

"Rarely has a book come along that fulfills on so many levels without succumbing to stereotype or unbelievable characters ....Kay skillfully and lyrically paints a portrait of a land and the human hearts that inhabit it, complete with their failures and epiphanies." (Palm Beach Post)

"A novel of epic sweep and panoramic romance provides a sensual and stirring feast for readers." (South Bend Tribune)

(retrieved from Amazon Mon, 19 Nov 2007 03:58:14 -0500)

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