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PRINS VAN DEN BLOEDE GRATIS

Auteur: R.E. Feist Aantal pagina's: 352 pagina's Verschijningsdatum: 2010-06-25 Uitgever: Boekerij - Mynx EAN: 9789089680518 Taal: nl Link: Download hier Prins van den bloede All in all, it was a flat book. Nov 04, Dirk Grobbelaar rated it liked it · review of another edition Shelves: , books-i-own. He is also, in my opinion, one of the more endearing of these. These novels established the and feel of the Riftwar canon. They are accompanied by Jimmy the Hand now called James and a far cry from the thief boy of old , and Locklear, among others. It is a coming of age tale, which is a cliché in fantasy circles these days. The new characters introduced in this novel, especially the mercenary Ghuda Bule and the trickster Nakor, are much more interesting than the older characters. It is not the high fantasy fare of the earlier riftwar novels. Not by a long shot. Prince of the Blood reads like a standard adventure tale, with a scattering of fantasy elements and some political intrigue. More sword and sandal, then, as opposed to high fantasy, which is an odd setting for a riftwar novel. This is not necessarily a bad thing, depending on personal taste. There is also a surprising amount of sexual activity in the novel, although none of it is explicit. I loved the desert setting and the sprawling palace of Kesh. It reminded me of the pulps and, in part, of Egyptian mythology. The novel also contains some devices and sequences that could easily have been lifted from an Edgar Rice Burroughs novel. However, despite being a fun read, this novel fails to attain the same greatness as earlier Feist. It was still good enough to keep me hooked though, so I will continue to follow the riftwar novels. Next: The King's Buccaneer. Oct 06, David rated it really liked it · review of another edition Shelves: novel , high-fantasy , i-have , midkemia-kelewan. You will notice that this book has a different style from the epics that Feist has produced e. This one is meant for a lighter read, as evident in the humor and sometimes not-so-serious portions evident in the book. Surprisingly, it turned out to be rather fitting given the 2 - Erland and Boric, the twin sons of Prince Arutha of the Riftwar fan. The two are as you would expect of powerful and rich, yet well-meaning, nobles. I don't usually like such characters, You will notice that this book has a different style from the epics that Feist has produced e. I don't usually like such characters, but these two kind of grew on me partway through the book. Feist's incredible ability to give great development is still ever present, with very interesting new characters; and not to forget that he introduces us to the Empire of the Great Kesh and brings yet another fantasy civilisation to life. Speaking of fantasy, the plot here is more mundane, even moreso than the Daughter of the Empire series. Some may this to be disappointing, but with the slower pace and the lighter tone, the book is still a very enjoyable read. Jan 03, Hayley rated it really liked it · review of another edition. I preferred this book to the previous Feist I read but still felt that it was quite slow and took a while to engage my interest. This may have because of the change in characters. I was still more interested in Jimmy and Locky than the two princes. I am also finding it a bit confusing as to the best order in which I should read these books. Most of the lists I have found on line suggest reading this after the original trilogy but several events were mentioned which made me feel that I h I preferred this book to the previous Feist I read but still felt that it was quite slow and took a while to engage my interest. Most of the lists I have found on line suggest reading this after the original magician trilogy but several events were mentioned which made me feel that I had missed out on something. Overall this was an enjoyable book and I will happily go on to read the next in the saga but they are not quite living up to magician. Jul 26, Victoria rated it it was amazing · review of another edition Shelves: books-in-a-series , fantasy-science-fiction. Oh, I loved this book! While I didn't remember all of the details of the plot, from reading it a long time ago, once again, it was Feist's wonderfully entertaining characters that stayed with me - Nakor and his oranges, in particular. I had a lot of fun re-reading this book and while Kesh has a lot of similarities to the Tsurani, there were unique enough characteristics to make this lush world detailed. A great deal of fun to read, this is definitely one of the highlights of the series. Aug 18, Rose rated it really liked it · review of another edition. While this book was by no means one of Feist's bests, I sincerely enjoyed it because it revisited Midkemia 20 years after the Riftwar ended. I always enjoy revisiting worlds and characters that I loved, and among my favorite fictional characters ever are Jimmy the Hand, Arutha conDoin and Pug the Magician. This books revisits all of them, as well as new and interesting characters. Sep 08, Robin rated it it was amazing · review of another edition. Twenty years after the Riftwar see Magician, Silverthorn, and A Darkness at Sethanon , the year-old twin sons of Prince Arutha are a couple of trouble-making scamps. They certainly don't have the maturity to rule over the Kingdom of the Isles in the world of Midkemia. And now that Arutha has declared his intention to renounce his claim to the throne, should he outlive his brother King Lyam, Borric and Erland are first and second in the line of royal succession. It's a pretty pickle. So, Arutha sends the boys to Kesh, the vast and dangerous empire to the south, to serve as the kingdom's delegates to the Empress Lakeisha's 75th birthday jubilee. Attending them are Barons Locklear and James, who were boys themselves when we last saw them, and after a stop to visit Pug the Magician James' new wife Gamina, who can communicate telepathically. Arutha only hopes the trip will teach the twins some responsibility. But their schooling takes a nasty turn soon after they cross the Keshian border, when their party is attacked by bandits. Believed by all except Erland to be dead, Borric is taken prisoner and cruelly driven to the slave market of Durbin, where is to be sold. He escapes with the aid of a fast-talking beggar boy named Suli, and later joins up with a mercenary named Ghuda and a fun-loving wizard named Nakor. They make their perilous way to the capital city of Kesh, while trying to elude capture by forces who are determined to kill Borric for mysterious, political reasons. Meantime, Erland finds himself unexpectedly representing the Kingdom as its heir presumptive in the middle of a vast, culturally alien court swirling with sex, intrigue, and danger. A high-ranking member of the royal family is murdered, and two nations are brought to the brink of war, before the true nature of the plot is revealed. By then, it's open season on the twin princes and their entourage. Every book by Feist that I have read, including the massive Magician , I have found easy to enjoy: written in a transparent style, with fast-paced action, romance, humor, and mighty feats of world-building filling every page with fun. Though at times this book felt like a lighter-weight piece of entertainment than the three or four I had read before, I came to the end thinking it might have been my favorite so far. I'm not sure that isn't something that's going to happen every time I read another Feist novel. The twins, Jimmy, Locky, Gamina, Ghuda, Suli, and Nakor are compelling characters, and as the two groups pursue vastly different types of adventures, a rich variety of culture and scenery is revealed. The tale abounds in suspense, excitement, Adult Content Advisory-worthy titillation, and intrigue, with differing views about the place of women and attitudes about sex coming in for some comment. And most importantly, the twins' characters are transformed by their adventure. I have learned to tremble a little when I get to the part of a review of one of Feist's books where I have to describe where it fits into his body of work. Feist himself apparently counts the Riftwar books, listed above, as a trilogy; most everyone else divides Magician into two books Magician: Apprentice and Magician: Master , and therefore counts the same series as four books. The situation only becomes more complex with this book, which I have seen described as the first of two stand-alone companion novels to the Riftwar saga the second being The King's Buccaneer - rather as Belgarath the Sorcerer is viewed as a stand-alone companion or prequel to ' Belgariad quintet. On the cover of my copy of The King's Buccanneer , however, that book is described as the second book of the "Krondor's Sons" series, apparently taking Prince of the Blood as the first. And on one of my favorite websites for settling arguments about the canon order of various series of books, both books are listed as part of the Riftwar series. I don't want to get into the middle of this, but for the sake of simplicity, I'm going with this last option in my index to these reviews. Now that that's settled, I can go on to note this five- or six-, or trilogy or quartet with two outlying books, or whatever it is, is only the beginning of a literary canon of some 30 books set in the world of Midkemia, which if I am correctly interpreting the author's acknowledgements to both books took shape in the collaborative setting of a fantasy role-playing game. Other titles include the "Riftwar: The World on the Other Side" trilogy co-authored with Janny Wurts , the "Riftwar: Serpentwar" quartet, the "Riftwar Legacy" quartet, the "Legends of Riftwar" trilogy with various co-authors , the "Conclave of Shadows" trilogy, the "Darkwar" trilogy, the "Demonwar" duad, and the "Chaoswar" trilogy. Most recently, Feist started an entirely new fantasy series with the book King of Ashes. Dec 31, Majanka rated it liked it · review of another edition Shelves: fantasy , high-fantasy. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. With Prince of the Blood, Feist takes a rather firm step away from epic warfare, , wizards and the like, and instead tells a tale of treachery, plots to destroy an empire and the clash of cultures. The answer is yes, despite some character flaws and minor plot issues. The main protagonists in this less-fantasy-like story than the other novels in the Riftwar Serie With Prince of the Blood, Feist takes a rather firm step away from epic warfare, elves, wizards and the like, and instead tells a tale of treachery, plots to destroy an empire and the clash of cultures. The main protagonists in this less-fantasy-like story than the other novels in the Riftwar Series, are Borric and Erland, sons of our dearly beloved Arutha conDoin. Although well-educated and skilled swordsmen, they spend most of their time gambling, chasing after girls and starting unnecessary quarrels. Not exactly what one would expect from princes of the Kingdom. There is nothing charming or even amusing about their conduct either, and to be honest they are not likeabe people; in fact, how anyone could get along with them is still a mystery to me. Needless to say neither of the twins actually conquered my heart, and by the end of chapter two I was sort of hoping they would just die, and that would be the end of it. Spoiled, immature and lacking any leadership qualities — or any qualities whatsoever — I was convinced there was no hope for them left. That is, until they were sent to the Empire of Kesh and soon found themselves in actual peril. A wake-up call much needed, in my opinion. Another thing that annoyed me endessly was the generic personality of Borric and Erland. It was quite obvious throughout the story that the supporting characters, especially Baron James our oldest and most dearest friend Jimmy the Hand and Baron Locklear had much more interesting personalities, and Borric and Erland still have a lot to learn if they ever want to be King of Rillanon and Prince of Krondor. Apart from those two hideous figures, the story in itself was quite enjoyable. Drifting away from the original concept of the war between Midkemia and Kelewan, Feist now focuses on the more internal conflicts between the Kingdoms and the Empire of Kesh, which may very well lead to a clash between cultures that could cause an inevitable, but rather devastating war. The large differences between Kesh and the Kingdoms reminded me a lot of the difference between West and East in our modern-day society. However, Feist portrays this culture clash well, and the story of treachery surrounding the Empire of Kesh is well-developed, interesting and original, ibecause it is something else than a great, epic war for once. Definately not my favourite Feist novel, but still a lot better than half of the fantasy books out there. In short, Prince of the Blood is a story about coming-of-age, about young men growing up to be heroes, and everything that could possibly go wrong while trying to achieve that. Jan 15, Johari Taylor rated it really liked it · review of another edition. Not as good as the previous entries in the series, but still a good read. Sep 21, Koen rated it really liked it · review of another edition Shelves: fantasy. Prince of the blood, written by Raymond Feist. Cover illustration by Kevin Johnson and map by Jackie Aher. Finally, the name of the map-maker! This adventure is set 20 years after A Darkness at Sethanon and tells the events of the twin brothers Erland and Borric conDoin. The sons of Arutha and Anita conDoin. There i Prince of the blood, written by Raymond Feist. Also, their daughter Gamina plays a significant role in this story. On their way to Kesh, one of the brothers is captured by slavers and has to find is own way to escape. The other brother has to learn quickly to survive in the political snake pit of the Keshian court. Raymond Feist knows how to write a true adventure story and this one is compelling from the beginning to the end. Enjoy this fourth book of Raymond Feist, written in the late eighties and still a bestseller! A summary of the main characters of this book: Erland and Borric conDoin. Twin brothers and sons of Arutha and Anita conDoin. Sergeant Palmer. Sergeant Obregon. Lieutenant William Baron Locklear. Baron James, Chancellor of Krondor. Swordmaster Sheldon. Prince Nicolas, youngest son of Arutha and Anita. Duke Gardan, Pug the Magician and his wife Katala. Meecham, overseer Caste Stardock. Körch and Watume, Brothers and teachers at Stardock. Gamina, daughter of Pug and Katala. Father Marias of the church of Killian. Lafe and Reese, two unsavoury types. Sergeant Ras-al- Fawi of a Keshian border patrol. Kasim, one of the slavers. Luten, leader of the slavers. Salaya, one of the slavers. Suli Abul, youth at the slave pens in Durbin. Kafi Abu Harez, Keshian official. Lord Nirome. The prinsess Sharana, granddaughter of the Empress. The prinsess Sojiana, daughter of the empress. Ghuda Bulé, caravan guard in Faráfra. Janos Saber, caravan owner and trader from Kesh. Lord Jaka, Commander of the Imperial Charioteers. Diigaí, his son. Nakor the Blue Rider, an Islani Monk. Lakeisha, Empress of Great Kesh. Sep 18, Jeremy rated it it was amazing · review of another edition. For me this was the series that got me hooked on reading. I had an English teacher in high school that would let us write 2 book reports per quarter which got you a C over all in the class. So all I did for a year was read in class, write the reports and take the test blind. Got an A ;- I tore through this series and have been reading since. Feist is an amazing story teller and his world of Midkemia sets the stage for some really crazy and beloved characters. Of all the series I have read I think For me this was the series that got me hooked on reading. Of all the series I have read I think back on these characters and smile. The only complaint I can give is that after reading through several books you learn that many of his characters are safe Far different than the world of George R. Jan 26, Sven Mysterioso rated it liked it · review of another edition. This one is a pretty amusing send-up on the "spoiled royals go into the world and learn a thing or three about humility and 'noblesse oblige' " It's amusing because Feist writes well, if a bit pedantically. It's amusing because Hey! Jimmy the Hand! I missed this guy. Locklear too, good to see you! The twins are going to figure it out, because this is high , and all Feist's good guys get it figured out one way or another. Dit artikel gaat over het boek "Prins van den Bloede". Voor de Franse edelen; zie Prins van den bloede. Categorie : Fantasyroman. Naamruimten Artikel Overleg. Weergaven Lezen Bewerken Brontekst bewerken Geschiedenis. Gebruikersportaal Snelcursus Hulp en contact Donaties. Links naar deze pagina Verwante wijzigingen Bestand uploaden Speciale pagina's Permanente koppeling Paginagegevens Deze pagina citeren Wikidata-item. English Français Koppelingen bewerken. Aan deze periode van vrede en voorspoed dreigt nu abrupt een einde te komen. Prins Arutha , de troonopvolger, geeft te kennen niet van zins te zijn de troon te bestijgen en zijn twee zoons, de tweeling Borric en Erland , zijn nog veel te jong en onervaren om de verantwoordelijkheden van het koningschap te kunnen dragen. Als voorbereiding op hun toekomstige taak stuurt Arutha de tweeling op een belangrijke diplomatieke missie naar het keizerrijk Kesh, van oudsher de vijand van het koninkrijk. Wat Arutha niet weet is dat in Kesh een grote volksopstand op het punt van uitbreken staat. Een aanslag op het leven van de tweeling is de aanleiding tot een avontuur dat de prinsenzonen meevoert naar de verste uithoeken van Kesh en dat hen in een klap volwassen maakt. Uit Wikipedia, de vrije encyclopedie. Dit artikel gaat over het boek "Prins van den Bloede". Voor de Franse edelen; zie Prins van den bloede. Prins van den Bloede definities

Inmiddels zijn er wereldwijd zo? Prins van den bloede De oorlog van de grote scheuring 4 Raymond E. Feist, Richard Heufkens Boekerij Literatuur, spanning en romantiek. Dit boek kopen? Zoek een boekhandel in je buurt. Toevoegen aan iWish. Facebook Twitter. Een ogenblik geduld Ik bestel deze titel nu! Op het bezoeken van onze website, zo ook het plaatsen van een bestelling, zijn onze Algemene voorwaarden van toepassing. Uw vraag. Verstuur mijn vraag. Alle boeken zijn compleet en verkeren in normale antiquarische staat, tenzij anders beschreven. Kleine onvolkomenheden, zoals een ingeplakte ex-libris of een naam op het schutblad, zijn niet altijd vermeld U handelt deze order direct af met Marzan Books Na uw bestelling ontvangen u en Marzan Books een bevestiging per e-mail. In de e-mail staan de naam, adres, woonplaats en telefoonnummer van Marzan Books vermeld De Koper betaalt de verzendkosten, tenzij anders overeen gekomen Marzan Books kan betaling vooraf vragen Boekwinkeltjes. Voor de Franse edelen; zie Prins van den bloede. Categorie : Fantasyroman. Naamruimten Artikel Overleg. Weergaven Lezen Bewerken Brontekst bewerken Geschiedenis. Gebruikersportaal Snelcursus Hulp en contact Donaties. Links naar deze pagina Verwante wijzigingen Bestand uploaden Speciale pagina's Permanente koppeling Paginagegevens Deze pagina citeren Wikidata-item. English Français Koppelingen bewerken. Prins van den Bloede. [Oh no, there's been an error

Aan deze periode van vrede en voorspoed dreigt nu abrupt een eind te komen. Prins Arutha, de troonopvolger, geeft te kennen niet van zins te zijn op te eisen wat hem rechtmatig toekomt en zijn tweelingzonen, Borric en Erland, zijn beiden te jong en te onervaren om de verantwoordelijkheden die het koningschap met zich meebrengt met succes te kunnen dragen. Als voorbereiding op hun toekomstige taak stuurt Arutha de tweeling ter beproeving met een belangrijke diplomatieke opdracht naar Kesh, zonder te weten dat in de oostelijke provincies de donkere wolken van een paleisrevolutie en een volksopstand zich samenpakken. Een aanslag op het leven van de tweeling is de aanleiding tot een avontuur dat de prinsenzonen meevoert naar de gevaarlijkste streken van Kesh, waar levensbedreigend gevaar geen adempauze toestaat. Prima staat. Zeer snelle service waarvoor mijn dank en waardering. Kleine onvolkomenheden, zoals een ingeplakte ex-libris of een naam op het schutblad, zijn niet altijd vermeld U handelt deze order direct af met Marzan Books Na uw bestelling ontvangen u en Marzan Books een bevestiging per e-mail. In de e-mail staan de naam, adres, woonplaats en telefoonnummer van Marzan Books vermeld De Koper betaalt de verzendkosten, tenzij anders overeen gekomen Marzan Books kan betaling vooraf vragen Boekwinkeltjes. Als u een geschil hebt met één of meer gebruikers, dient u dit zelf op te lossen. U vrijwaart Boekwinkeltjes. Onthoud mijn gegevens. Besteld, hoe nu verder? Alle rechten voorbehouden. Switch language Algemene voorwaarden Privacy en cookies Contact. Zoeken in de catalogus. Zoeken sluiten. Zoeken Zoek in. Geavanceerd zoeken Geavanceerd zoeken. Prins van den bloede Raymond E. Feist . Zet op lijst. In de reeks:. De oorlog van de grote scheuring ; 4. Inhoud Details Twee prinsen worden door hun vader op een moeilijke diplomatieke missie gestuurd naar het geheimzinnige Kesh. Extra onderwerp fantasy. Titel Prins van den bloede Auteur Raymond E. https://files8.webydo.com/9584646/UploadedFiles/882E15DD-8811-96F6-6A59-0878D2E26D51.pdf https://files8.webydo.com/9582834/UploadedFiles/66281208-CE71-D8EA-62D1-C6BEF3FF86BA.pdf https://files8.webydo.com/9583633/UploadedFiles/83CF4A0F-73B5-758C-2ED0-800DAE0050C4.pdf https://files8.webydo.com/9583031/UploadedFiles/BF6E0447-DE8B-F781-CA9F-16A3504678E6.pdf https://files8.webydo.com/9583368/UploadedFiles/B38359AE-76AD-EB13-1D36-B178FF962232.pdf