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Andrea Franco and The Lord of The Singing

Today I want to tell a small novel by Andrea Franco titled The Lord of Song

A book that is read in one breath both the size (just 102 pages) that the intensity Plot and narrative style smooth and poetic at the same time. The author of Ostia Lido has already had several publications of short stories noir, horror and fantasy and this novel, published by Delosbooks in the series Stories of dragons, wizards, demons and warriors, is his first novel purely fantasy.

THE PLOT

al'ajis In the world of Magic is still very powerful, and is dominated by Canto. Magic is controlled by di'erendis, the only guardians of ancient secrets. When the Lady of Song, the ethereal Halaedris, realizes the incredible power of a boy, Jamis, can upset the foundations of the rigid society does everything to prevent, restrict the ability. But for the love of the young talented di'erendis Èlhear will be difficult to restrain. Jamis succeed in breaking the rule again and reach his beloved, relegated in the most secret of the school? Will its power to shatter the foundations of that society whose rules are dictated by the Lady of Song?

A fantasy in which magic and music come together in a melodious and exciting history ...

Format: Paperback to yellow, from historic adventures. His favorite authors are many: McBain, Tolkien, Asimov, Follett, W. Smith, Baricco ... In 2008 he won the killings

Author

with the novel Fata Morgana , written with crime writer, Nobel Tedeschi, Enrico Luceri. He has published short stories in numerous anthologies and in 2009 he released his fantasy novel The Lord of Song (Delos Books). He has published several articles in the appendix to the series The Classics of Yellow Mondadori. Also for Mondadori, are planning other publications (articles and stories). In 2010, this anthology is a capital offense

(Hobby & Work) along with nationally known mystery writers. On Writers Magazine Italy published the story (How sharp teeth, # 18). Alessandro Iascy "Giugumenta"