Faerie Path #4: The Immortal Realm, The

by Allan Frewin Jones and Frewin Jones

Book Overview

In an instant, a time of joy and celebration turns to one of heartbreak and fear. Tania has finally found a way to bring her Mortal and Faerie Worlds together, and at last, all seems right for the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0060871571
• ISBN13: 9780060871574
• Release Date: January 2010
• Publisher: Harperteen
• Length: 368 Pages
• Weight: 0.64 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.3" x 8.0"
• Age Range: 13 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 8 and higher

Customer Reviews

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Tania thought all of the threats to her beloved Faerie disappeared with the Sorcerer King of Lyonesse's death in battle; she was wrong. Life is sweet for the Faerie princess and her family at the beginning of THE IMMORTAL REALM with the enchanted wedding of daughter Cordelia to Bryn Lightfoot, but tragedy strikes when a Faerie infant quickly succumbs to a mysterious illness. Since disease and death are unheard of in this realm of immortality, suspicion immediately falls upon Tania's mortal father for attending the wedding while sick. As members of the royal family fall ill, those stricken flee to the Summer Palace of Verglad to prevent further spread of the disease. A new threat looms with arrival of Lord Aldrich of Weir, one of The Great Lords of Faerie and father to Tania's (banished) former fiancé, Gabriel Drake. He insists that Faerie's current strife lies in Tania's half-mortal taint and demands either her banishment behind an unbreakable enchantment, or the removal of her ability to shift between worlds. This, coupled with sister Cordelia falling victim to the mysterious illness, spurs Tania into desperate action, putting not only herself and her family in danger, but an innocent human as well. I have to say that THE IMMORTAL REALM is the best and my favorite of THE FAERIE PATH series so far, mostly because Tania finally breaks free of (what I've always felt is) the unrealistic "eternal" attachment to Edric, and starts discovering what she's capable of as an independent young woman. The addition of a human friend from Tania's past helps ground her in the reality that she has very little "life experience," while the separation from Edric and time spent with sister Rathina contributes to her overall growth. I only wish there had been more of a resolution instead of a "to be continued," which lent to my final grade of four stars, rather than five. Reviewed by: Cat

book review

The Faerie Path is a fantastic series. I highly recommend it to anyone who likes fantasy stories. The characters are enjoyable and it is an easy read. Pick up all four and be prepared to be entertained.

Faerie Path #4 holds the readers attention.

I have been reading these books since I was given the first one and can hardly wait for each book to come out in print. Had I known that there was to be a fifth book so soon I would have preordered immeadiately. I finished book 4 in one sitting and cannot wait until Jan. or Feb. even if this is too far off. The writer is fantastik. Sandra

Great story...

One word "WOW!" As proclaimed by Connor through out the story. As many of you know who have read the "The Faerie Path" Series, Tania is continually trying to save the land of Faerie from danger after danger. In this last installment, she does nothing less. When an infant child of Faerie falls sick everyone goes searching for answers. Tania is in search of the truth that is beneath the child's sickness.

Enchanting.

This book didnt have as much action as the others before it. I really didnt like the ending because there was no resolution. It ended in the middle of the quest.