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The Fey #1: The Sacrifice by Kristine Kathryn Rusch

Book Title The Sacrifice
Series The Fey
Genre Fantasy
Author Kristine Kathryn Rusch
Publisher Bantam Books
Published 1996
Format Mass Market Paperback
Condition Good
Condition Notes Moderate shelf and reading wear. Light edge wear, corner wear, cover creasing, and rubbing from handling. Spine remains intact with solid binding. Pages are secure and readable. A good used copy with typical signs of age and use.
Condition Good
Synopsis

For centuries, the island kingdom of Blue Isle has lived in peace, protected by isolation and tradition. That peace ends when the Fey—an ancient and powerful warrior race—launch a devastating invasion. Armed with magic, discipline, and overwhelming military strength, the Fey seem unstoppable.

As the conflict spreads, individuals on both sides must confront questions of loyalty, sacrifice, and survival. What begins as a war of conquest soon becomes a struggle that will determine the future of nations and reshape the destinies of entire peoples.

EugeneBookstore Summary:

The Sacrifice launches Kristine Kathryn Rusch’s acclaimed Fey series, an epic fantasy saga that combines military strategy, political intrigue, and powerful magic. Known for its complex characters and morally nuanced storytelling, the series explores the costs of war and the clash of civilizations. Fans of large-scale fantasy epics will find a richly developed world and a compelling opening volume.

Collector Notes:

First book in The Fey series and the foundation of one of Kristine Kathryn Rusch’s most ambitious fantasy works. The series is frequently praised for blending epic fantasy themes with realistic portrayals of warfare and cultural conflict. Early Bantam paperback editions are popular with collectors of 1990s fantasy and readers seeking substantial multi-volume fantasy series.