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The Naama War
(Imaro #4)
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Warfare on a cataclysmic scale is convulsing the continent of Nyumbani from north to south. Soldiers fall. Cities burn. Blood reddens the sea. Sorcery sears the land. Deities gather in opposite dimensions, poised to unleash unimaginable cosmic power on a land already battered by the conflict between the Cushites of the north and the Naamans of the south.
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Paperback, 335 pages
Published
December 29th 2009
by Sword & Soul Media
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As the opposing forces clash across the continent of Nyumbani, Imaro finally confronts this nemesis!
Charles Saunders has created a rich and vibrant world full of heroic characters, mythical creatures, magic and sorcery. "The Naama War" is the fourth episode of the Imaro series and I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys the Sword and Soul genre.
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Charles Saunders has created a rich and vibrant world full of heroic characters, mythical creatures, magic and sorcery. "The Naama War" is the fourth episode of the Imaro series and I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys the Sword and Soul genre.
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Five whole stars!
I was disappointed when I finished The Trail of Bohu and discovered that the tale was left wide open. For some fans, the wait for book four was 30+ years. Lucky for me, it was 30+ days.
This book is only available through Lulu.com. I had my reservations, they were proven unfounded. Lulu makes a nice paperback. Thick glossy cover and thick good quality paper within. Very satisfied with this paperback.
The story picks up where The Trail of Bohu leaves us. The continent is marching t ...more
I was disappointed when I finished The Trail of Bohu and discovered that the tale was left wide open. For some fans, the wait for book four was 30+ years. Lucky for me, it was 30+ days.
This book is only available through Lulu.com. I had my reservations, they were proven unfounded. Lulu makes a nice paperback. Thick glossy cover and thick good quality paper within. Very satisfied with this paperback.
The story picks up where The Trail of Bohu leaves us. The continent is marching t ...more
I have never read a more fantastic and amazing adventure. The beauty is that it is set in a fictional Africa. The entire series were filled with many twists and turns, trials and tribulations, but Imaro always prevailed.
Rarely is the final book of a series the best one but Book 4 of Charles Saunders Imaro is just that. Incredible Afro-centric sword & sorcery from one of the genre’s late masters, who sadly died in obscurity:
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Nachdem Fans gefühlte Jahrhunderte mit einem Cliffhanger am Ende von The Trail of Bohu, dem dritten Teil der Imaro-Reihe, leben mussten, kommt hier der kataklysmische letzte Teil im Selbstverlag. Eine Schande, dass originelle Fantasy wie diese keinen Verlag findet, während sich die Verlagswelt um den ganzen derivativen, stinklangweiligen High-Fantasy-Rotz prügelt. Aber das ist leider oft das Schicksal guter Literatur.
Hat sich das fast 25-jährige Warten gelohnt? Ja. Imaro fu ...more
Nachdem Fans gefühlte Jahrhunderte mit einem Cliffhanger am Ende von The Trail of Bohu, dem dritten Teil der Imaro-Reihe, leben mussten, kommt hier der kataklysmische letzte Teil im Selbstverlag. Eine Schande, dass originelle Fantasy wie diese keinen Verlag findet, während sich die Verlagswelt um den ganzen derivativen, stinklangweiligen High-Fantasy-Rotz prügelt. Aber das ist leider oft das Schicksal guter Literatur.
Hat sich das fast 25-jährige Warten gelohnt? Ja. Imaro fu ...more
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Saunders was born in 1946 in Elizabeth, Pennsylvania and emigrated to Canada in 1970. He has published science fiction and screenplays, two of which have become feature films. Saunders has also written a radio play, as well as other non-fiction works. He later worked as a journalist in Halifax, Nova Scotia and is the author of two recent works of historical non-fiction: Share and Care: The Story o
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