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File Size: 1487 KB
Print Length: 39 pages
Publisher: Del Rey (July 9, 2012)
Publication Date: July 9, 2012
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B008C82N6G
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Author Terry Brooks brings us a short story focusing on the Durid Allanon who is searching for the last of the Shannara blood line. During his quest we find out that the Warlock Lord has returned and that his skull wraths are also are also looking for anyone in the Shannara line in order to kill them. This short story reminds me of the series that has come out the Shannara chronicles but the series has adapted events differently than they are in the books but that's not a bad thing. It was the series that really got me into reading these books and I am looking forward to reading the next two shorts in the Paladains of Shannara trilogy. I highly recommend this short story to any Fantasy fan.   Â
Allanon’s Quest sets the scene rather nicely for what’s to come in the story that started it all, The Sword of Shannara.Allanon – sole surviving Druid of Paranor – has waited for centuries for signs of the Warlock Lord’s return. Those signs are now manifesting and he must move to counter the danger while he still can.Easier said than done, for it would appear the Warlock Lord has anticipated Allanon’s strategy and is already eliminating any and all threats to his machinations.What form that takes quickly becomes apparent and helps us understand why it is that Shea Ohmsford of Shady Vale is the only person alive who can hope to save the day.
I have read many of Terry Brooks books dealing with the Elissidils and the Druids. I have them in book form but plan to have Amazon.com put all that I have on my Kindle. I have a bit of arthritis in my hands making it difficult to hold large books because of their bulky weight. My Kindle weighs almost nothing and obtaining books for my Kindle is easier and faster than getting up in the morning. Since I aquired this modern day marvel reading has become a complete delight. I love it.I would give this book 4 1/2 stars. It is a wonderful tale about a Druid, Allanon, who goes in search of the last remaining blood relative of the Shannara family. All the others have been wiped out by Dark Lord who was once a Druid but passed to the dark side. His mission is urgent as only a true blood relative will be able to wield the famous Sword of Shannara and finally kill the Brone the Warlock Lord who went evil a long time ago.Allanon was searching for a man called Eldra Derrivanian. He was the keeper of records for the Elessidils, the royal family, because he would be the only person who would have such information. Allanon enters a tavern in the small villiage of Archer Trace to ask the location of Derrivanian. The Druid is not well received. He is seven feet tall and dark complected and dressed in black robes. of course the barkeeper is suspicious and does not willingly give out information. However the Druid has special secret abilities to garner what he wants.He then follows instructions and finds Derrivanian's house and as he enters he is aware of something that isn't quite right. Derrivanian very reluctantly gives him the information he wants. He finds the person who is supposedly the last of the Elessidil's blood line. He walks right into a trap only to discover that at his own hands, albiet unwittingly, the heir is killed. Allanon is engaged in a battle for his life agains the Skull Bearers the dark Lord's death squad.Allanon returns to Archer Trace to confront Derrivanian who he is sure has betrayed. him. This is when Derrivanian confesses that he did set up the Druid and explains why. He also explains that there is one last of the blood line. The Druid then embarks on a journey to find this last, and until now unknown, heir. Here the tale comes to an end and leaves one with the huge desire to read the book that follows. Terry Brooks never disapponts. He is a great teller of tales.Bookwormetc
I couldn't resist the allure of a 99-cent Terry Brooks story for my iPad. Bought it and read it almost in one move. Overall, I think it was money well-spent. For 99 cents, I was transported to another world and took up a quest with Allanon, Brook's fabled druid. That environment came alive around me and the pacing marched steadily along.I liked riding with Allanon as he was starting out on his great mission to find the last heir of Shannara, but so much of that story is already known, and has been known for a couple decades now. Still, there was some good action and Allanon is one of those heroes that commands attention.On the downside, the overall story IS known. I had no worries that Allanon was going to fail or get killed. His ultimate success in finding the heir lies ahead of him at the end of this story, so nothing is truly resolved.The story reads like the initial series of events in Dracula, what became the short story "Dracula's Guest." Only in Bram Stoker's case, that short story was cut from the novel. This story could easily be wedded to The Sword of Shannara as a prologue although it was written decades after the fact.This is supposed to be the first of three such stories, but I can't find any information about the other two. Presumably they will be along soon.
This wasn't the best (too short) but it was very worthwhile on a few levels, i.e.1. It was by Terry Brooks and about Allanon and Shannara2. It was only 99cents3. After the few minutes it took to read it, I decided to re-read the Sword of Shannara Trilogy.I'd forgotten how much I enjoyed the first books about Shannara and after reading the short story it helped to better understand Allanon. I even found that I liked him much better this time around than when I first read the books.Since purchasing and reading the short story, I have thoroughly enjoyed going back and getting reacquainted with the original stories of the Sword, Elf Stones and the Wish song. These three are my favorite Brooks books and I've read them all. Surprisingly, I enjoyed reading them more this time than when I first read them long ago.I consider this short story to be one of the best investments of a dollar that I've made.
This is my first experience with an e-book. Reading a book on a computer takes some getting used to and may be different on a reading device such as a Kindle. I don't think I would enjoy reading a book of considerable length on a computer. The book itself was enjoyable and added to the Shannara story. I recommend the story to anyone following Terry Brooks Shannara series.
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