The Princely Flower

The Princely Flower - The Navigator Kings

Paperback (07 May 1998)

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Publisher's Synopsis

Kieto's destiny, set in the heavens, is to conquer the Land-of-Mists, the mysterious island discovered by Kupe, one of the great Polynesian voyagers. But he knows it won't be easy; the wild native tribes, particularly the Scots and the Picts, have two formidable advantages - iron and horses.

But Kieto has heard of a magnificent warrior race, the Maori, who live in another world and from whom he hopes to learn the secret of success in war. The gateway to this world is on the island of giants, and Kieto and his friends, Boy-Girl, Seumas and Dorcha, themselves taken years before from the Land-of-Mists, leave the safety of Rarotonga and embark on an epic voyage of discovery aboard THE PRINCELY FLOWER.

Pursued by sea-fairies, vengeful gods, power-hungry priests and, in Seaumas's case, by a murderously angry son, confronting their worst rears and supernatural horrors, the friends finally face the awesome wrath of the mighty Maori.

THE PRINCELY FLOWER is the second wonderful volume of THE NAVIGATOR KINGS, set in the richly imaginative world of Polynesian life and myth.

About the Publisher

Orbit

Orbit

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Book information

ISBN: 9781857235609
Publisher: Little, Brown
Imprint: Orbit
Pub date:
DEWEY: 823.914
DEWEY edition: 21
Number of pages: 384
Weight: 192g
Height: 177mm
Width: 109mm