Books matching: conflict among races
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- #1
Save:'Echoes of the Great Song' by David Gemmell is a fast-paced heroic fantasy tale set in a dystopian world where an elder civilization is on the brink of collapse. The story revolves around the Avatars, immortal beings who rely on crystals for their power and immortality. As their empire crumbles, they must seek help from other races to fend off aggressors, including the menacing Crystal Queen. Filled with fantasy action, magic, splendour, and themes of loyalty, betrayal, courage, and frailty, this book offers a unique blend of SF, supernatural elements, and historical events, all intertwined in a fascinating fashion.
The writing style in 'Echoes of the Great Song' is characterized by superb storytelling, vividly bringing characters to life and exploring themes of overbearing pride, humility, and wonder. Despite some reviewers noting a fast-paced plot that may lack depth in character development, the book offers a gripping adventure with plenty of fantasy action, intriguing concepts, and a thought-provoking look at an elder civilization facing its demise.
- #2
Save:'Tayra' in the series 'Would You Love A Monster Girl?' by author Cebelius is a fantasy romance novel set in a world where humans and intelligent non-humans coexist. The book explores the challenges and dynamics of relationships between these different species in a society filled with mutual distrust. The plot unfolds in a post-war recovery period, where the characters navigate personal struggles, societal changes, and political intrigues. The writing style is described as engaging, with well-rounded characters, a fast-paced romance, and a world-building that combines modern and fantasy elements seamlessly.
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