The Tree of Story
Periolous Realm #3
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Follow the story of Will and Rowen to its heart-stopping conclusion in The Tree of Story, the final book in the Perilous Realm trilogy!
In this, the conclusion to the sweeping Perilous Realm trilogy, Will and Rowen journey through the Shadow Realm--a wasteland of deserted cities and abandoned belongings--to rescue Rowen's grandfather, the loremaster Nicholas Pendrake, and confront the evil Malabron once and for all. As they travel, they encounter blood-sucking harrowers and wraith-like fetches, and they must also confront the reality that their dear friend Shade is returning to his wolf-life state and will soon pose a grave threat to them both. And they have no time to waste, for war looms back in Fable, where the dastardly Ammon Brax has installed himself as Marshall and has plans to claim the city for himself.
What will become of Shade, Pendrake, and the people of Fable? Will Rowen and Will be able to find Malabron at the Tree of Story and break his wicked spell before it's too late?
About this Author
THOMAS WHARTON's first novel, Icefields (1995), won the Commonwealth Writers' Prize for Best First Book (Canada and the Caribbean) and was chosen as a CBC Canada Reads title. His second novel, Salamander (2001), was shortlisted for the Governor General's Literary Award and the Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize. The Tree of Story is the final book in a trilogy, following the critically acclaimed The Shadow of Malabron and The Fathomless Fire. Thomas Wharton lives in Edmonton and is an assistant professor of English at the University of Alberta.
Format: Trade paperback
Series: PERILOUS REALM
Pages: 448
Publisher: Tundra Book Group
Published: 2014-10-07
Reviews
Praise for The Fathomless Fire:
"Intoxicating, breathless fantasy. . . . Wharton's poetic language--lovely from the outset in his gifted naming of Realm terminology such as 'Nightbane,' 'werefire,' 'Storyfolk' and 'the Ironwise'--makes this a natural pick for reading aloud."
--The Globe and Mail
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