The Waterborn

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Pub Date Apr 28 2015 | Archive Date Jul 28 2015
Open Road Integrated Media | Open Road Media Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Description

To find her kidnapped cousin, a princess enters the domain of a deadly deity

Hezhi is a princess, daughter of a royal family whose line was founded by the god known as the River. Her blood is not only royal, it is magic, with a power that will not become known until she approaches adulthood. As she grows into her gift, she will take her place in court—or be judged unworthy and cast into the darkness below the palace.

When Hezhi's cousin D'en is kidnapped by the priests and taken below, Hezhi vows to rescue him. But he is trapped in the domain of the River, and she will need a hero to help her find her way in the dark.

Perhaps that hero is Perkar, a barbarian who has fallen in love with the goddess of the stream. When the River threatens to destroy Perkar's love, he embarks on a quest that will take him to Hezhi's side to do battle with a god.
To find her kidnapped cousin, a princess enters the domain of a deadly deity

Hezhi is a princess, daughter of a royal family whose line was founded by the god known as the River. Her blood is not...

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I read this book when it first came out in 1996 and I remember flying through it in one afternoon. Those of you who discover it now are lucky in that you do not have to wait impatiently for a year for the sequel, the Blackgod.

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