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The Well of Shades (Bridei Chronicles 3)

The Well of Shades (Bridei Chronicles 3)
By Juliet Marillier

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In the sixth year of Bridei’s kingship, he sends his chief assassin and spy, the Gael Faolan, back home to Ireland to investigate reports of a powerful Christian cleric whose charismatic leadership may prove a threat to the stability of Bridei’s pagan kingdom of Fortriu. Years ago, the action of a cruel chieftain caused the young Faolan to deal with a shattering blow to his own family, forcing him to leave home for good. Now he must return and face his demons. . .

'Juliet Marillier is among the most skilled of fantasy writers' Sara Douglass

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #142868 in Books
  • Published on: 2007-03-16
  • Original language: English
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • 560 pages

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About the Author

Juliet Marillier holds advanced degrees in music and languages, and has had a lifelong passion for both Celtic music and Irish folklore. She resides with her family in Perth, Western Australia.

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AMMAZING!!!!5
For anyone who is new to this author start at the beginning of her works and work your way through. JM's work gets better as they go along, but be warned you will be lost for days as her work is unputdownable! This latest installment of her work is the best I have read, full of love, humour in places, betrayal of trust, and is thrilling and absorbing from the word go.
All the folk of Bridei's court are back in strength for this third installment of JM's Bridei Chronicles.
I cried at the end because it was over and i wanted more. This book will take over your life until it is done! Read and enjoy!

Fabulous as always5
Juliet Marillier is quite simply my favourite author. Her writing is so descriptive that you really can imagine yourself being there seeing things through the eyes of the characters.

I wont go into the storyline but this book made me cry and was totally unputdownable (like all of her others).

I agree with the previous reveiwer if you have not read JM's books then read them all from the start. All eight of her "grown up" books are in my favourites and get re-read regularly.