The Goblin Mirror

by C. J. Cherryh

Other authorsDavid Cherry (Cover artist)
Paperback, 1994-01

Status

Available

Call number

PS3553.H358 G63

Publication

Del Rey (New York, 1994). 1st mass market edition. 308 pages. $5.99.

Description

Things weren't right in the little kingdom of Maggiar, so the princes Bogdan and Tamas set off to seek an answer to the kingdom's troubles in the world over the mountain, a world they knew only from legends. But that glorious place was great no more. The goblins had declared war, and no one--especially not visitors were safe from the raging battles, the darkest sorcery, and the evil that roamed the land....

User reviews

LibraryThing member johnylitnin
Things weren't right in the little kingdom of Maggiar, not right at all. So the princes Bogdan and Tamas set off to seek an answer to the kingdom's troubles in the land over-mountain, a world they knew only from legends told by 'old Gran.' And Yuri, the youngest prince, chafing at being left
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behind, soon followed the older to boys . . . But the land over-mountain was in turmoil, for the goblins had declared war. The kingdoms the princes had come to find had all been ravaged. No sooner haad the brothers crossed out of Maggiar than their party was ambushed. Bogdan, the eldest, was carried away to the fortress of the goblin queen herself. Yuri, the youngest, wandered lost through an evil wood, in search of his brothers. And Tamas was caught up in darkest sorcery, for he fell in with Ela, a witch'e apprentice who possessed a shard of the goblin queen's powerful magic mirror. With that single sliver of the queen's great power, Ela planned to challenge the ancient goblin queen herself. And Tamas, the middle prince, would be the focus of the battle. It was even remotely possible that he might actually live through the experience, perhaps . . .
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LibraryThing member fuzzi
What can I say? Ms. Cherryh has again created an interesting world and characters.

I read it years ago, maybe when it was first published and enjoyed it then. As a reread in which I could not recall the plot at all (it had been that long), it was just as enjoyable, if not more.

If you've not yet
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read anything by CJ Cherryh, I highly recommend any of her books, but especially those I have already read, see my library for details.
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Language

Original language

English

Original publication date

1992-10

Physical description

308 p.; 4.25 inches

ISBN

0345384768 / 9780345384768
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