Non, non, ne partez pas, je sais, c'est un gars à capuche, mais c'est bien, promis !There is a cancer at the heart of the mighty Cerani Empire: a plague that marks each victim with a fragment of a greater design. Geometric patterns spread across the skin, until the victim dies in agony or becomes a Carrier, doing the bidding of an evil intelligence.The lost prince Sarmin, the emperor's only surviving brother, lies locked in a hidden room. As the pattern draws closer to the palace he is at last remembered: now he awaits a bride, Mesema, a Windreader from the northern plains. She is accustomed to riding free across the grasslands and finds the Imperial Court stifling, but she soon realizes the politicking is not a game. It is in deadly earnest.Eyul, the imperial assassin, is burdened by the atrocities he has committed. As commanded, he bears the emperor's Knife to the desert in search of a cure for the pattern-markings.As long-planned conspiracies boil over into open violence, the enemy moves towards victory. Now only three people stand in his way: a lost prince, a world-weary killer, and a young girl from the steppes who saw a path in a pattern once, among the waving grasses.
Chronique en ligne dans la semaine. :)Et le résumé du tome 2, Knife-Sworn, est maintenant connu :► Afficher le texte
Critique de Gillossen
Mais je reviendrais pour la chronique, c'est promis. 
(je verrais bien cela chez Orbit)
Cette couv...
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j'ai beau aimer le violet là c'est pas possible