Flesh and Fire--Book One of the Vineart War

Flesh and Fire--Book One of the Vineart War
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Vineart War Series, Book 1

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فرمت کتاب

audiobook

تاریخ انتشار

2009

نویسنده

Anne Flosnik

شابک

9781400185238
  • اطلاعات
  • نقد و بررسی
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نقد و بررسی

AudioFile Magazine
The Vinearts control the unique magic that transforms the juice of grapes into wines that serve various purposes. Jerzy, a slave, is promoted to apprentice when he shows an affinity for the magic. And when problems arise in the vineyards that suggest sabotage, his master sends him undercover to seek answers. There's little drama through much of this book, which is clearly laying the foundation for a new series. But Anne Flosnik approaches the entire story with an almost-breathless anticipation. Both her tone and her exaggeratedly clear enunciation add up to a narration that sounds overdone. J.E.M. (c) AudioFile 2010, Portland, Maine

Publisher's Weekly

Starred review from August 3, 2009
With a unique, pleasingly consistent magic system based on the production and consumption of wine, urban fantasist Gilman (the Retrievers series) turns a standard coming-of-age tale into something wholly new. Young Jerzy, a vineyard slave, possesses the rare and extraordinary ability of the Vinearts, magicians who create spellwines from the most potent grapes. When someone begins sabotaging the fields of the traditionally reclusive winemakers, it is up to Jerzy and his master to save their way of life. A slow build of tension as Jerzy progresses from slave to student to spy keeps the reader engaged without any need for frenetic fight scenes. The tale is dominated by vivid, absorbing characters, and Jerzy's powerful narrative voice makes his joys and sorrows dramatic, authentic and potent. This intoxicating high fantasy will satisfy oenophiles and bibliophiles alike.




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