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Original Title:	The Summer Country
ISBN:	2915159327 (ISBN13: 9782915159325)
Edition Language:	French
Series:	Summer Country #1

Le Royaume De L'été (Summer Country #1)

James A. Hetley

Paperback | Pages: 375 pages

Rating: 3.46 | 605 Users | 56 Reviews

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Title	:	Le Royaume De L'été (Summer Country #1)
Author	:	James A. Hetley
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 375 pages
Published	:	November 15th 2004 by Mnémos (first published October 1st 2002)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Urban Fantasy. Fiction. Romance. Mythology. Arthurian

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A 28 ans, Maureen mène une vie de paumée à Naskeag Falls, Maine... Jusqu'à sa rencontre par un soir d'hiver glacial avec un spectre terrifiant et un chevalier blanc hirsute surgi de nulle part. Héritière d'un monde caché, elle commence alors à entrevoir le pouvoir qui est en elle et l'univers magique auquel elle appartient : le Royaume de l'été éternel, peuplé par les descendants de Merlin et Mordred, et déchiré par des guerres sanglantes.
Là-bas, une femme qui porte le Pouvoir et le Sang des Anciens est l'objet de toutes les convoitises... ou une menace à détruire.

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Ratings: 3.46 From 605 Users | 56 Reviews

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I loved every single screwed up character in this book, but strangely enough, it was the heroine's sister I admired the most. Maureen often refers to her sister as a lowly whore, but the sister is just a modern woman who is resourceful and clever. But I definitely enjoyed being inside of Maureen's schizophrenic mind. The internal dialogue was pretty diverse, which made it that much more enjoyable. Also, Summer Country was filled with gratuitous violence. Which made me kind of happy.



Urban fantasy is a genre of writing that includes many of the things you would find in fantasy - witches, magic, dragons, trolls, etc. - with the gritty realism of present day urban living. The undisputed "king" of urban fantasy is Canadian writer Charles DeLint. Hetley is following in DeLint's footsteps and doing a fine job of it.

This book was so bad. It read like a Charles de Lint novel with all of the things about de Lint that irk me -- rampant sexual abuse, Girl Power main characters -- and none of the things that make de Lint novels as good as they are. I'm not saying that men can't write about rape effectively, because I'm sure that there are men out there who do. However, men writing about women who have suffered from abuse generally fall into the Girl Power trap; they think that's what women like to read about,

Some of the details were interesting but overall a man writing a woman poorly.

Based off the title of the book, and the brightness of the cover, this is actually kind of a dark fantasy book filled with fae, druids, magic, a dragon, and cats. Theres even falcons and other types of birds listed in the book towards the back half of the story as well. This book has an odd assortmet of animals all around, actually, some that might surprise you in the end. This book features a young woman named Maureen, who is dealing with a traumatic event from her childhood and trying to get

Very good and surprising for a darkish urban fantasy. The author has come into his own, giving the characters psychological realism and depth. He describes a gritty dangerous modern world where 'The Summer Country' where the Old Ones, hybrid fey-humans, mold the world to their will. If you liked early Laurell K. Hamilton, you'll like this book. These are fey so scary, they outstrip the vampires and werewolves so populating the bookshelves of late.