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1 gen 2000 · Wheel of the Infinite. Martha Wells. 3.93. 2,221 ratings248 reviews. In Duvalpore, where the Wheel of the Infinite must be remade every century or reality will suffer, the Wheel's guardians cannot cope with the damages that appear, and only the outcast Maskelle and Rian the swordsman can find the source of the problem. Reprint.
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Wheel of the Infinite is a 2000 fantasy novel by Martha Wells. It was first published by Eos/HarperCollins. Plot. The novels tells about the Wheel of the Infinite: a wheel that sets reality in check. The wheel is renewed every year but this year something goes wrong. The wheel shows a sign of darkness.
A black storm is spreading across the Wheel of the Infinite. Every night the Voices of the Ancestors--the Wheel's constructors and caretakers--brush the darkness away and repair the damage with brightly colored sands and potent magic.
The exiled and cursed Maskelle, "Voice of the Adversary," returns to the civil and religious capital, Duvalpore, in time for the 100-year rite, in which the wheel of the book's title is renewed. On her homeward-bound journey she acquires a swordsman, Rian, and a troupe of actors.
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31 dic 2013 · And all that is, ever was, and will be will end. An intricate, tautly plotted adventure, Nebula Award finalist Martha Wells's fourth novel is her most captivating and exquisitely textured work to date. Follow the many turnings of the Wheel into a realm of danger, fear, darkness, and hope.
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14 lug 2011 · Wheel of the infinite : Wells, Martha : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive. by. Wells, Martha. Publication date. 2001. Topics. Fantasy fiction. Publisher. New York : Eos. Collection. inlibrary; printdisabled; internetarchivebooks. Contributor. Internet Archive. Language. English. Access-restricted-item. true. Addeddate.
Wheel of the Infinite Kindle Edition. by Martha Wells (Author) Format: Kindle Edition. 581. See all formats and editions. With her previous novel The Death of the Necromancer, Wells established herself as a skilled fantasy world-builder with the ability to blend mystery and intrigue with plenty of buckle and swash.
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