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The Enchantments of Flesh and Spirit

Ebook By Storm Constantine
Published By Immanion Press
Rating: 1 star1 star1 star1 star(4)
Published: Sep. 14, 2009
Category: Fiction » Literature » Sci-Fi and Fantasy
Words: 157075 (approximate)
Language: English


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The world is changing. While human civilisation implodes, a new race is rising from the debris. Pellaz, a human boy, is drawn into the world of Wraeththu by the enigmatic Cal. In order to survive, Pellaz must transform into a new being, neither male nor female but something of both. Pellaz discovers that his inception has marked him for a destiny, both terrifying and wonderful.

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This book contains content that may not be suitable for young readers 17 and under.

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fantasy, immanion press, science fiction, storm constantine, wraeththu

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Review by: Nerine Dorman on Nov. 29, 2009 : star star star star
After struggling to find printed copies of this novel in my home town, it's absolutely fabulous that Storm has finally gotten 'round to releasing her Wraeththu series as ebook.

In this novel, we get to follow Pellaz's journey of discovery when he is incepted into the ranks of the Wraeththu. The tale gradually unfolds, showing a richly textured world without overwhelming readers.

There were times when I grew annoyed with Pell's behaviour near the end, but overall this is a daring read. It wasn't easy wrapping my head around the Wraeththu sexuality because it is unlike anything I've encountered in fiction thus far. Looking forward to reading the rest of the series.

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