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Runes and Riddles
- Author:
- Carradine, F.J.
- Subjects:
- Adventure; Magic; Science Fiction/Fantasy
- Age:
- 13, 14, 15, 16, 17
- Grade:
- 8, 9, 10, 11
- Order code:
- 0742
- Price:
- $9.99
- Online Price:
- $7.99
- Class sets:
- 10 or more: $7.00 each. (Order code: 0742S)
Here is a sweeping, two-episode fantasy epic filled with a feast of visual detail, an action-packed quest, magical spells and potions, weaponry, psi powers, political intrigue, hand-to-hand combat, and relationships among humans, elves, dwarves, and an exotic blue-skinned race.
Painting brilliantly in word and deed, the author shows us two worlds, two technologies, two societies—one male dominated; the other, matriarchal. Discrimination, racism, sexism and hatred spawned from jealously play against compassion, love and humor. A medieval atmosphere is seeded with futuristic architecture, time portals and fantastic flying warships.
Eighteen riddles are woven into the novel’s 366 page story. Added to round out the epic are: an Elvish Dictionary; The History of The World: The First New Age and The Second New Age; The Runes of Elwolf; Maps; and Casts of Characters. This book is for the adolescent and older reader. Nudity is mentioned in slave scenes.
Frank Carradine is a technical, medical machinery engineer. A long-time science fiction fan, he produces extravagant wands, scepters and amulets as a hobby. Mr. Carradine is an Ohio resident.
Here is a sweeping, two-episode fantasy epic filled with a feast of visual detail, an action-packed quest, magical spells and potions, weaponry, psi powers, political intrigue, hand-to-hand combat, and relationships among humans, elves, dwarves, and an exotic blue-skinned race.
Painting brilliantly in word and deed, the author shows us two worlds, two technologies, two societies—one male dominated; the other, matriarchal. Discrimination, racism, sexism and hatred spawned from jealously play against compassion, love and humor. A medieval atmosphere is seeded with futuristic architecture, time portals and fantastic flying warships.
Eighteen riddles are woven into the novel’s 366 page story. Added to round out the epic are: an Elvish Dictionary; The History of The World: The First New Age and The Second New Age; The Runes of Elwolf; Maps; and Casts of Characters. This book is for the adolescent and older reader. Nudity is mentioned in slave scenes.
Frank Carradine is a technical, medical machinery engineer. A long-time science fiction fan, he produces extravagant wands, scepters and amulets as a hobby. Mr. Carradine is an Ohio resident.
