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Book SynopsisRavindra is about to succeed in his centuries-long quest to become the demon-king - unless four young men and women can stand against this ancient evil . . . The grand finalé in the thrilling award-winning adventure.Trade ReviewDavid Hair hasn't just
broken the mould. He's
completely shattered it * Bibliosanctum *
David Hair did
an amazing job at recreating the Ravana legend . . .
great tension and character development . . .
fantastically written,will appeal to readers outside the fantasy genre too.
A 5 star read! * Old Victorian Quill *
Riveting! Like its reincarnated heroes, I was drawn again and again to David Hair's gripping, blood-soaked tale * Chris Bradford, author of Young Samurai *
A fantastically written tale . . . An amazing story set in a magnificent background, it had me hooked from the very first page. The last half of the book literally had me on the edge of my chair, rooting for the characters in both timelines and wondering how the history would unfold and if it would repeat itself
* Draumr Kopa *
If you like
fantasy influenced by mythology and would like to explore beyond the well-known Western mythologies,
The Pyre is
an excellent departure point * A Fantastical Librarian *
The Pyre is
an excellent fantasy novel. If you're familiar with the tales of Rama and Sita, you'll find
much to enjoy, and if not, then
David Hair's introduction to the legends are an excellent place to start * Robin Brooks Books *
The Pyre was
genuinely dark and unsettling . . . The story-telling within the novel is outstanding * Historical Novel Society *
A
riveting book [that] will keep you
hooked to the very end. Hair has managed to pack horror, reincarnation, mythology [and] history all in one book! * The Booklovers Review *
I
enjoyed the characters . . . [I] was
sorry to say goodbye to the cast * It Puts the Blog in the Basket *
it works for everyone . .
An interesting story. Light and dark * Books For Life *
