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Warriors in the Mist: A Medieval Dark Fantasy
Product Type: Book
Product Price: $22.00
Manufacturer: Blue Wing Publications, Workshops, and Lectures
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Description
Medieval Dark Fantasy: An epic romance is featured in this masterfully written novel that takes place in the mystical, magical Dark Ages. Kamara Lania is a pacifistic priestess whose goal is to unite the realm with the divine love. Meanwhile, a violent self-serving warlord, Kayenté Ketola, is acquiring dominion of the realm on his journey to become King. They are both thwarted by a supernatural being "The Cold One" who is consuming the world because good and evil in their extremes, always fall. Mystical interplay, characteristic of Shakespeare, throws the Priestess and the Warlord into a harrowing and complicated, even comical transformation where they each must become more like the other to save the world. This novel impassions the heart, unleashes laughter and pumps adrenaline. The plot erupts with mysticism, magic, and romance as the mystery unravels with unpredictable twists and turns in the spirit of Hitchcock, while richly exposing the psychology of the human struggle, highlighted by entanglements with supernatural beings. This novel promises to entertain and to lighten the darkest most secret corners of the hidden self, while imparting wisdom needed in today's world.
Excerpt:
She crawled carefully through dancing feet, under clanking swords, and a rain of blood. She heard whisking and whipping, thumps and thuds, grunts and groans, curses, prayers, and the blasting beat of a thousand hearts, the world yet spinning round and round.
She prayed the warriors would be too engaged in battle to bother with her. Her gown kept catching under her knees, pulling the neck down around her shoulders. Metal feet slammed down around her. Something wet poured over her neck and dripped down her skin curving around her throat. It smelled like blood. However, everything reeked of blood. She kept moving, forbidding tears, wishing she'd drank a second glass of wine, for the elixir seemed to distance her somewhat from the horrors she normally felt.
Ahead, on the outskirts of the battle, she glimpsed a lone oak tree ahead of her, looming there, a live thing, like a mother bidding her to come and fall upon her breast.
Thinking only of the tree, the tree, the beautiful tree, she found herself more quickly there. She dropped her shoulder against the fragrant bark, and curled into a tight ball, very still, afraid to move, lest a knife come flying at her, the way Kayenté had once told her it could.
Her eyes were closed, but the image of swords and bludgeoned bodies flashed erratically in her mind. This battle was like the one in her nightmare: warriors, swords, arrows, blood; and she curled against a tree in a dirty white gown, trembling. Would The Cold One appear next?
Her arm was snatched. Someone pulled her forward so swiftly, she felt like a shooting star. Her vision blurred, so fast they did run. When they stopped, she fell to her hands and knees in the thick foliage, panting hard with burning lungs. Someone stood next to her. Would she now behold The Cold One? What was, was; and what was to be, was to be. She could not change it, so she sat back on her knees and looked up to see dust covered leather pants, and a sword dripping blood. Raising her eyes further, she saw Kayenté's face. It was Kayenté who towered over her!
Her hand flew to her heart. "You aren't The Cold One."
He squatted, resting the sword over his knees. "I don't know about that."
Reviews
Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-08-17
Summary: "captivating!"
I just finished this book and it was great! One of my favorites by this author thus far!
Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-08-12
Summary: "Epic Adventure!"
Another great book by my favorite author. This book is beautifully written, which is a signature of this author! You won't be disapointed with this read!
Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-08-10
Summary: "Beautiful Story!"
Chalk full of insights, this story unfolded in such a beautiful way. The well developed characters drew me into their experience, and I actually felt enlightened by getting to know them. A deeply moving, wonderful book.
Rating: 1 / 5
Date: 2010-08-06
Summary: "Not acceptable"
The author says "Warriors in the Mist" took fifteen years to come to "polished" life. It shows by the rambling and repetitive nature, along with the occasional change of style. If she was paying attention, she might have crafted a decent read.
How many different ways can one cry one's eyes out and feel sorry for one's self? This author explores them all and even invents a few more. The majority of the book is devoted to the lamentations of the "heroine," Kamara, and although she does evolve, somewhat, she does so at a pace that makes watching cars rust an exciting hobby. The transformation is fairly sudden, considering the pages upon pages we journeyed making little progress. But I suppose I could overlook that to a certain extent.
The "hero," Kayenté, is Kamara's polar opposite. We don't spend much time with him by comparison, perhaps because the author didn't feel necessary to flesh him out more than being a warrior and ruler. He, too, transforms fairly abruptly (an understatement), but I suppose I could overlook that as well.
The pending major conflict that closes the book is treated almost as an epilogue, considering the amount of time invested in getting there. That's a problem for me, but it's soon over, as is the book.
What I cannot overlook is the sloppy writing. If I take the grand total of all typos, bad punctuation, misused words, and just plain goofs contained in the hundreds of books I've ever read they will not come close to the problems encountered in this piece of work. It's clear the author's "eagle-eye" proofreader went to sleep half-way through the book. It's a distraction that might be OK for the Internet, but is certainly not acceptable for an over-priced novel.
Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-04-04
Summary: "Dance of Dark and Light"
This a very strong character driven story for adults (some R rated scenes) with an epic love and a deep plot that comes together kind of like a symphony. I was moved by the story, the characters and the great romance. I liked how it wasn't really good against evil, but more about balance.