The Necromancer's Apprentice

By R.M. Prioleau
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(5.00 based on 1 review)

Published: April 08, 2011
Words: 21,695 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781452446141


Short description

Having fallen victim to a family tragedy, a young woman is saved by and apprentices under a necromancer with a hidden agenda. A gothic fantasy novella by R.M. Prioleau

Extended description

Jasmine Na’Darod lived a simple life with her parents and older sister on the family’s farm. She never strayed far from home until the ill-fated Blood Moon arose, basking the country of Caristan with a terrible, sickening drought.

When her mother falls ill, Jasmine and her family are forced to leave home in desperate search of a cure. During their journey, a series of tragic events will change Jasmine’s life forever.

With her former life shrouded and forgotten, Jasmine embraces a new path granted by an unlikely stranger, who, ironically, practices the Art of death and undeath.

As Jasmine is drawn to this enigma of a man, she soon realizes there is more to him than what she initially perceived — his true motives are beyond anything she could ever imagine…

Deeply compelling and morbidly intriguing, The Necromancer’s Apprentice is a beautifully-narrated gothic fantasy with memorable characters.

Tags

vampire, girl, fantasy, magic, gothic, dark fantasy, zombie, necromancer, dragon, novella, wizard, undead, sword, goth, gothic fantasy, sword and socrery

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Review by: Dam Good Publishing on April 14, 2012 : star star star star star
It’s dirty, it’s gritty, and it leaves you with that greasy feeling of oil between your fingers. I devoured this book.

In the beginning it’s like historical fiction from the depression era, complete with the mysterious illness and a farm. I actually did not like the main character at all at first. But before you know it, the author throws a giganic twist at you, and you’re taken directly into the meat of the mystery. The ending itself was quite satisfying, and actually made me hope there is room for another book after this. I enjoyed it immensely, especially the love/hate relationship between the MC and Master Dagg. And I don’t mean romantical, don’t think this is romance. Put that notion away, this is gothic good old storytelling. If you have been craving something raw and different in fantasy, this might be the book for you.

I received this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

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