The Starfollowers Of Coramonde, Brian Daley
The Starfollowers Of Coramonde, Brian Daley
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The Starfollowers Of Coramonde

Author: Brian Daley

Narrator: Cameron Beierle

Unabridged: 15 hr 50 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 10/15/2011

Categories: Fiction, Fantasy


Synopsis

Gil MacDonald, soldier and exile in an alternate reality, must find Yardiff Bey, master wizard and archvillain. Bey has abducted Gil's friend and threatens to destroy this world of mystery and magic that the American has made his home. Coramonde's Prince

Reviews

Goodreads review by Jim on December 30, 2010

I came across this in a hotel room, and surprised myself by reading it straight through :) A thoroughly *fun* fantasy novel. It is actually the second of two books - I haven't read the first, though I'll have to keep an eye out for it. In the first a US soldier ends up in the alternate reality of the......more

Goodreads review by Little on February 13, 2019

An incredible fantasy series. My only regret it that it was only 2 books long. I loved all the awesome characters. Highly recommended......more

Goodreads review by Joey on March 17, 2024

This was a strong follow up to the Doomfarers of Coramonde. It felt as if Daley toned down the use of a thesaurus but still wrote with a sprawling and descriptive vocabulary. It is a shame he had no more time in life to revisit this world. The book is much more standard fantasy than its predecessor.......more

Goodreads review by Brian on October 14, 2022

This was a more engaged continuation of the first installment. It was an interesting concept that should have launched into at least two more books in this world: how do modern concepts play out in a fantasy setting that mirrors the feudalism of our history? To play with fantasy tropes. As it stands......more

Goodreads review by Anthony on September 01, 2018

One of the time-honored genres of science fiction and fantasy literature involves men from Earth who suddenly find themselves on other worlds, whether through super-science, magic, or mysticism, rather than visiting as, say, a “normal” space traveler. The most famous early example would be Edgar Ric......more