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Terry's next book

by "Dale" <dcallaway@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jun 14, 2006 at 11:34 PM

Hi, I was just looking at amazon.com and read a synopsis of the next book 
due out in August.  I had heard that this was going to be a book that 
predates First King of Shanarra.  In reading about the book, it looks as
if 
this next saga will be linking the stories of the "Word and the Void" and 
"Shannara".  Below is what is written up on amazon.

Extrapolating from current world events, Brooks projects a worst-case 
scenario in which the steady destruction of all humankind is a reality. 
Plagues have killed half a billion, weapons of mass destruction have 
decimated entire populations, and the few survivors have retreated into a 
siege mentality, turning city stadiums into walled compounds and shutting 
out the "freaks"--those who have mutated from breathing the polluted air
and 
drinking the badly fouled water. A variety of principals propel the 
transfixing yarn Brooks spins in this setting: Logan Tom and Angel Perez, 
both Knights of the Word committed to keeping the magic that binds all 
things together in balance; Hawk, a street kid who leads a group of other 
young people in Seattle; Kirisin, a young elf who is one of the Chosen 
safeguarding the Ellcrys, a magnificent tree upon whose existence the
lives 
of the elves depend and whose safety is now threatened; and the demons and

their minions, the once-men, who have been subverted by false promises and

lies. Everything and everyone moves inexorably toward a deadly
confrontation 
in the Northwest. Characterizations are dynamic and multidimensional, the 
descriptions of the land as well as the ruined cities and small towns are 
compelling, the action and battles are mesmerizing, and, as is Brooks'
wont, 
the ending is a cliff-hanger that leaves readers salivating for the
sequel. 
Sally Estes
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Dale Callaway
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'What is more im****tant, me or your life'
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you are my life"
 




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