The Lament of Abalone (Runes of War: The Book of nd, Book 4)
By (Author) Jane Welch
Book 4
HarperCollins Publishers
HarperVoyager
3rd April 2024
18th January 2024
United Kingdom
General
Fiction
Magical realism
Mythical creatures: Dragons
Magic, spells and alchemy
Myths and Legends / Mythic fiction
Historical fantasy
Fairy and Folk tales / Fairy tale retellings
Adventure / action fiction
Narrative theme: Journeys and voyages
Narrative theme: Love and relationships
Paperback
528
Width 129mm, Height 198mm, Spine 43mm
400g
Three years on, the fate of Torra Alta and Belbidida hangs in the balance once more.
Caspar has become entranced by the evil of the Druid's Egg, and so is sent, with Brid, to find orphan wolflings which the dying Morrigwen declares are vital. Hal is sent to the neighbouring country of Ceolothis, as part of an escort for the Princess Cymbeline who is to marry Belbidia's king.
PRAISE FOR JANE WELCH
A blockbuster fantasy
SFX
As intriguing as anything Tolkien dreamed up.
Starburst
Wonderful author, in the Robert Jordan mould
The Bookseller
After working in Heffers Booksellers for a short while and running her own small business, Jane Welch and her husband Richard left England to spend five winters teaching skiing in Andorra. Here she completed her first novel, The Runes of War, the first book in The RuneSpell trilogy, which was published in Dec 1995, The Lost Runes in October 1996 and The Runes of Sorcery in May 1997. Her second trilogy, set in the same world of Belbidia The Book of nd, was published by Earthlight in 1999/2000.