Mordant's Need: The Mirror Of Her Dreams
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
In a world where mirrors are windows to other realms, a young woman named Terisa Morgan — lonely and invisible in her New York apartment — is suddenly pulled through a looking glass into the kingdom of Mordant, a land teetering on the edge of ruin. Stephen R. Donaldson's The Mirror of Her Dreams, the first volume of the Mordant's Need duology, chronicles Terisa's bewildering arrival into a court riddled with political intrigue, treacherous Imagers, and a war brewing at the kingdom's borders — all hinging on a prophecy that may or may not concern her. Donaldson, celebrated for his mastery of epic fantasy through the Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, brings his signature psychological intensity and moral complexity to this sweeping narrative. The novel argues that identity and self-worth are not givens but hard-won truths, weaving themes of power, manipulation, and courage through richly imagined world-building and a cast of deeply ambiguous characters. Written with a brooding, suspenseful prose style that refuses easy answers, The Mirror of Her Dreams leaves its heroine — and its reader — questioning what is real, what is reflection, and whether the woman in the mirror has the strength to become who the world desperately needs her to be.
Author: Stephen R. Donaldson
Format: Hardback
Genre: Fantasy
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
In a world where mirrors are windows to other realms, a young woman named Terisa Morgan — lonely and invisible in her New York apartment — is suddenly pulled through a looking glass into the kingdom of Mordant, a land teetering on the edge of ruin. Stephen R. Donaldson's The Mirror of Her Dreams, the first volume of the Mordant's Need duology, chronicles Terisa's bewildering arrival into a court riddled with political intrigue, treacherous Imagers, and a war brewing at the kingdom's borders — all hinging on a prophecy that may or may not concern her. Donaldson, celebrated for his mastery of epic fantasy through the Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, brings his signature psychological intensity and moral complexity to this sweeping narrative. The novel argues that identity and self-worth are not givens but hard-won truths, weaving themes of power, manipulation, and courage through richly imagined world-building and a cast of deeply ambiguous characters. Written with a brooding, suspenseful prose style that refuses easy answers, The Mirror of Her Dreams leaves its heroine — and its reader — questioning what is real, what is reflection, and whether the woman in the mirror has the strength to become who the world desperately needs her to be.