The Tritargon (The Emperor's Library: Book Two)

Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy, Epic Fantasy, Fiction & Literature, LGBT, Gay
Cover of the book The Tritargon (The Emperor's Library: Book Two) by Frederick Kirchhoff, Frederick Kirchhoff
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Frederick Kirchhoff ISBN: 9781465879264
Publisher: Frederick Kirchhoff Publication: May 4, 2011
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: Frederick Kirchhoff
ISBN: 9781465879264
Publisher: Frederick Kirchhoff
Publication: May 4, 2011
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

The Tritargon, Book Two of The Emperor's Library, follows the separate lives of the work’s four main characters. Entering the enemy's camp to spread false information, Jon finds himself carried back to Kar and drawn deeply into the inner circle of The Chosen. Zoë, too, undertakes a second journey, when she joins the Emperor in his quest to recruit loyalists willing to fight for his cause. Klei's intimate relationship with one of the Rand—elusive remnants of an ancient race—takes him into their secret world of dream and fable, while Alf grapples with the challenges of building the Emperor's new capital-in-exile, which will become the center of resistance to The Chosen. When these friends finally meet again, their long-awaited convergence brings both disaster and triumph.
The Tritargon takes its name from an amulet that channels the ancient power of the Rand, a power not yet fully understood by those who wield it—even the Rand themselves. Like its predecessor, The Flight from Kar, the novel explores alternative sexualities and religious fundamentalism against a backdrop of intrigue and war, as rival forces struggle for power in the once-mighty Empire.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

The Tritargon, Book Two of The Emperor's Library, follows the separate lives of the work’s four main characters. Entering the enemy's camp to spread false information, Jon finds himself carried back to Kar and drawn deeply into the inner circle of The Chosen. Zoë, too, undertakes a second journey, when she joins the Emperor in his quest to recruit loyalists willing to fight for his cause. Klei's intimate relationship with one of the Rand—elusive remnants of an ancient race—takes him into their secret world of dream and fable, while Alf grapples with the challenges of building the Emperor's new capital-in-exile, which will become the center of resistance to The Chosen. When these friends finally meet again, their long-awaited convergence brings both disaster and triumph.
The Tritargon takes its name from an amulet that channels the ancient power of the Rand, a power not yet fully understood by those who wield it—even the Rand themselves. Like its predecessor, The Flight from Kar, the novel explores alternative sexualities and religious fundamentalism against a backdrop of intrigue and war, as rival forces struggle for power in the once-mighty Empire.

More books from Gay

Cover of the book Short Stories by Frederick Kirchhoff
Cover of the book A Grimoire for the Baron by Frederick Kirchhoff
Cover of the book Con il cuore in mano by Frederick Kirchhoff
Cover of the book Mein Deepthroatlehrer by Frederick Kirchhoff
Cover of the book verboten gut by Frederick Kirchhoff
Cover of the book So Hard: M/M First Time Erotic Romance by Frederick Kirchhoff
Cover of the book Travelin' Man by Frederick Kirchhoff
Cover of the book Gay Hawaii Threesome by Frederick Kirchhoff
Cover of the book A Hard Winter Rain by Frederick Kirchhoff
Cover of the book Journey to Hope by Frederick Kirchhoff
Cover of the book Mauvais garçon by Frederick Kirchhoff
Cover of the book Le voyage de Nico by Frederick Kirchhoff
Cover of the book Carol of the Bellskis by Frederick Kirchhoff
Cover of the book Myth and Magic: Queer Fairy Tales by Frederick Kirchhoff
Cover of the book La Strada by Frederick Kirchhoff
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy