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Tapestry of Enchantment
Submitted by bw@admin on Fri, 12/10/2010 - 21:05
Tapestry of Enchantment by Karen Webb Tapestry of Enchantment (Book 2 in The Adventurers of the Carotian Union) The questors for the Lost Prince of Thalas step through the portal to their second adventure --- and find themselves a thousand years in the past. Only their lone outworld companion can recognize the place as his own home world and the era as one that has been deliberately shrouded in mystery by his land's mainstream church. The questors must discover how and why magic, once used commonly in everyday life, came to be banned during this time period and must rescue one of the outworld knight's own forebears by reassembling a fabulous tapestry, the physical component of the spell that allowed her capture. And a critical few pieces of the tapestry will only manifest when the questors solve certain problems --- whose solutions cause them to start disappearing one by one... |
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