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Title	:	Le Royaume De L'été (Summer Country #1)
Author	:	James A. Hetley
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 375 pages
Published	:	November 15th 2004 by Mnémos (first published October 1st 2002)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Urban Fantasy. Fiction. Romance. Mythology. Arthurian

Le Royaume De L'été (Summer Country #1)

James A. Hetley

Paperback | Pages: 375 pages

Rating: 3.46 | 605 Users | 56 Reviews

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A 28 ans, Maureen mène une vie de paumée à Naskeag Falls, Maine... Jusqu'à sa rencontre par un soir d'hiver glacial avec un spectre terrifiant et un chevalier blanc hirsute surgi de nulle part. Héritière d'un monde caché, elle commence alors à entrevoir le pouvoir qui est en elle et l'univers magique auquel elle appartient : le Royaume de l'été éternel, peuplé par les descendants de Merlin et Mordred, et déchiré par des guerres sanglantes.
Là-bas, une femme qui porte le Pouvoir et le Sang des Anciens est l'objet de toutes les convoitises... ou une menace à détruire.

Describe Books As Le Royaume De L'été (Summer Country #1)

Original Title:	The Summer Country
ISBN:	2915159327 (ISBN13: 9782915159325)
Edition Language:	French
Series:	Summer Country #1

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Ratings: 3.46 From 605 Users | 56 Reviews

Commentary About Books Le Royaume De L'été (Summer Country #1)

Eerie, violent yet beautiful. Made me feel like I was reading a modern-day Grimm's Fairy Tale. Really loved this book, and loved the character's struggles and trials.

Some of the details were interesting but overall a man writing a woman poorly.

I gave it three stars because the premise was interesting, but the book begins to fall apart about a third of the way through and by the end, things are rushed and disjointed. Somethings are over explained and somethings are under explained.

This book wasn't terribly bad. I did like the concept of the book, which is what got me to pick it up in the first place. It seemed like an original thought: to take the world of Arthur, the fantastical world of the Summer Country, set it in modern times and throw in modern characters. It kind of gave it a "this just might actually happen" kind of mindset that made the story appealing.Not a book that I would excited to re read multiple times, but I am glad that I read it at least once. Many

I had hoped for more than this. The author had so many good ideas that just never happened. The heroine is not particularly likeable, but interesting enough for me keep reading. The Celtic myth is a bit of a mishmash, and the fairies are really unpleasant. Oddly, the fairies are the bit I liked best.

This might actually be terrible and I doubt I will try rereading it, but I remember mostly enjoying it when I read it a long time ago.

Not sure where this is goingI really tried to like this book. There is no plot to speak of, as we stagger from one psychotic scene to another. Psychotic being the characters and the scenes that just address one awful flaw after another. Will be reading book 2 because I purchased then together ; (.