Beastmaster: Myth by Richard A Knaak

Beastmaster: Myth by Richard A Knaak

Dar, the royal son of King Zed was stolen at birth by the vicious high-priest sorcerer Maax and intended for sacrifice. Miraculously rescued and raised by a poor villager, Dar discovers a natural ability to communicate with animals. After his village is attacked, all peace and happiness destroyed, Dar, the sole survivor, journeys to his father's former kingdom seeking revenge And now, Dar has become the champion of his world and its natural riches. But uncertainty of his own place among people and animals haunts the now legendary Beastmaster. The answer may only be found at the cost of all he loves, for his world has been invaded by a dark power from the stars and the key to the Beastmaster's existence is at the heart of its being

Richard A. Knaak is the New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author of The Legend of Huma, World of Warcraft: Wolfheart, and nearly fifty other novels and numerous short stories, including Black City Saint and works in such series as Warcraft, Diablo, Dragonlance, Age of Conan, and his own Dragonrealm. He has scripted a number of Warcraft manga with Tokyopop, such as the top-selling Sunwell trilogy, and has also written background material for games. His works have been published worldwide in many languages. His most recent releases include Shade-a brand-new Dragonrealm novel featuring the tragic sorcerer-Dawn of the Aspects-the latest in the bestselling World of Warcraft series, and the fourth collection in his Legends of the Dragonrealm series. He is presently at work on several other projects.

Sylvio Tabet has directed nearly 400 commercials, documentaries, and the American feature Beastmaster II. He has realized many films and television episodes as a producer, bringing to reality such acclaimed films as Cotton Club, Dead Ringers, and the Beastmaster franchise. He lives in Los Angeles.

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ISBN 13	9781439144176
ISBN 10	1439144176
Titel	Beastmaster: Myth
Autor	Richard A Knaak
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Bindungsart	Paperback
Verlag	Simon & Schuster
Erscheinungsjahr	2010-01-07
Seitenanzahl	400
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