I can't remember the title or author of a book I read in the mid to late 1990's. Pleas no spam! The main character was a young monk at a monastery where they traveled to a special island once every so often where stones would rain from the sky.
They would polish them and each different type of stone had special powers, ie. Rubies produced fire, tiger eye allowed the trained user to turn his arm into a tiger claw, powers range from load stone which allows out of body and possession of another, to amethyst which the main character smashes in the final battle to defeat the demon. The young monk runs away from the monastery and takes many stones with him.
The abbot sends a fanatical monk to hunt him down, and all the wile there is a demon that has awoken, and is trying to get the stones for some other purpose. It was a great read, and I would love to read it to my kids, if I could remember the title to find it. Can anyone help?
This is the second time I have asked this question, last time I got spammed and didn't get an answer. Asked by greendragonslover 24 months ago Similar questions: remember title author book read mid late 1990's Pleas spam Arts > Books.
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1 First, let me apologize for my family here at AV. Sometimes they get a bit rambunctious about questions like yours. They think they are clever because they never asked a question like this themselves.
Well, we can see that is wrong headed to start. If you don't ask, how will you learn, eh? So I am looking for this book, I like questions like this, and sometimes I am successful (I'd say about 30%).
Do you have anything else you can give me? A character name, a quote, the author, a unique situation? Any detail would help.
Good luck.
First, let me apologize for my family here at AV. Sometimes they get a bit rambunctious about questions like yours. They think they are clever because they never asked a question like this themselves.
Well, we can see that is wrong headed to start. If you don't ask, how will you learn, eh? So I am looking for this book, I like questions like this, and sometimes I am successful (I'd say about 30%).
Do you have anything else you can give me? A character name, a quote, the author, a unique situation? Any detail would help.
Good luck.
I suggest searching amazon. Com as they are the premier source of books online. Depending on where you may be from, their database is most likely screwed up.
Elsewise, you could ask askville. But suggest dissing the "no spam" policy, since as free givers, we might be put off by that. This user has been banned from Askville.
I suggest searching amazon. Com as they are the premier source of books online. Depending on where you may be from, their database is most likely screwed up.
Elsewise, you could ask askville. But suggest dissing the "no spam" policy, since as free givers, we might be put off by that.
Greendragonslover replied to post #1: 3 I remember a scene in the book where the bad guy chasing the main character is on a boat, and the captain demands some of the stones as payment, then the bad guy uses a stone to transform his arm into a tiger claw and molls the captain to death. Or another scene where the main character uses a load stone to leave his body and poses another person. Or the end of the book where the main character finally discovers the purpose of the large amethyst that he has had since the beginning of the book, he smashes it with a sword and the explosion destroys the demon and the mountain leaving a plateau in its wake.
Sorry if that's not enough. I read it so long ago I can't remember any other details, the title that I thought it was belongs to another book so now I'm here.
I remember a scene in the book where the bad guy chasing the main character is on a boat, and the captain demands some of the stones as payment, then the bad guy uses a stone to transform his arm into a tiger claw and molls the captain to death. Or another scene where the main character uses a load stone to leave his body and poses another person. Or the end of the book where the main character finally discovers the purpose of the large amethyst that he has had since the beginning of the book, he smashes it with a sword and the explosion destroys the demon and the mountain leaving a plateau in its wake.
Sorry if that's not enough. I read it so long ago I can't remember any other details, the title that I thought it was belongs to another book so now I'm here.
4 I think the book is The Demon Awakens by RA Salvatore. I definitely remember reading this book and have also been searching for it for a while now. I also remember reading it in the 90s, although this book wasnt published until the late 90s.
However, the description in the reviews seems to match perfectly. amazon.com/gp/product/product-descriptio... Hope this helps.
I think the book is The Demon Awakens by RA Salvatore. I definitely remember reading this book and have also been searching for it for a while now. I also remember reading it in the 90s, although this book wasnt published until the late 90s.
However, the description in the reviews seems to match perfectly. amazon.com/gp/product/product-descriptio... Hope this helps.
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