The Battle of Evernight

The Battle of Evernight - The Bitterbynde Trilogy

Main Market Ed.

Paperback (20 Aug 2004)

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Publisher's Synopsis

Once upon a time the great Faeran high king, Angavar, became trapped in mortal Erith along with his twin brother - and nemesis - Morragan 'the Raven Prince', when the gate to the Faeran Realm was closed on them. . . Now, many centuries later, the fugitive who calls herself Tahquil has at last discovered the truth. She is being hunted down by the Raven Prince because she alone can reopen the gate to the Fair Realm, so Morragan plans to use her for his escape from exile. However, Tahquil's mind is still clouded by a potent spell called the Bitterbynde, and she is also dying from a mystical wasting disease. The cure, and the final answers to the mystery of her past, can only be found in Evernight - at the fortress of the Raven Prince himself.

Nothing can prepare Tahquil for the horror that is Evernight. Here magic rules, the sun is banished -- and the Raven Prince's whims shape the very nature of existence. As Morragan's wights and Angavar's knights become locked in a battle that could engulf all of Erith, Tahquil's quest for the truth finally hinges on a desperate choice. If she opens the Gate, will she thereby save two worlds -- or instead destroy everything she holds dear?

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Book information

ISBN: 9780330489577
Publisher: Macmillan
Imprint: Tor
Pub date:
Edition: Main Market Ed.
DEWEY: 823.92
DEWEY edition: 22
Number of pages: 631
Weight: 330g
Height: 178mm
Width: 111mm
Spine width: 38mm