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Original Title:	The Death of Joan of Arc
ISBN:	0375899928 (ISBN13: 9780375899928)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.thealchemyst.com
Series:	The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel #4.5
Characters:	Joan of Arc

The Death of Joan of Arc (The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel #4.5)

Michael Scott

ebook | Pages: 12 pages

Rating: 3.91 | 5866 Users | 299 Reviews

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Michael Scott’s first-ever exclusive ebook short story delves into the world of the bestselling series The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel and offers readers a never-before-seen lost story—the story of two warriors who would become sisters.

Joan of Arc was not burned at the stake in Rouen, France in 1431. She was rescued from certain death by Scathach the Warrior.

The truth about that day is revealed in the last will and testament of William of York, and it will leave you wondering: does Joan of Arc still walk the earth?

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Title	:	The Death of Joan of Arc (The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel #4.5)
Author	:	Michael Scott
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 12 pages
Published	:	August 24th 2010 by Delacorte Books for Young Readers
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Mythology. Fiction. Short Stories

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Ratings: 3.91 From 5866 Users | 299 Reviews

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Wow - a "short" story is right ... more like a short preface or even the blurb from the dust jacket of the next "real" novel. :) What was there, was pretty good, but it was no where near enough to satisfy.

While I knew this would be a short story, I was still anticipating something a bit more substantial than a 16 page story. And I also guess I misunderstood when I expected the story to cover more than it does. The title tells you exactly what you will read about in this tid-bit. There are certainly no more details, which I guess the author feels are well enough addressed in one of his full-length stories (The Necromancer if I'm not mistaken).So once over the surprise and disappointment regarding

Disappointingly short. This deals with the 'death' of Joan at the stake, and how Scatty manages to rescue her. I enjoyed this short tale more because it was told from an independent viewpoint, that of an English archer. At least it put some flesh on the bones about the relationship between Joan and Scatty, But I just wish that it had been slightly longer.

Now the problem with novellas is that some of them can be long, a collection of stories or it can be way too short like the bummer of a novella in the Great Library Series I read last year. This one unfortunately is way too short, but thankfully that didnt stop it from being completely boring. One of my favourite characters in the series is Scathach and I was very excited to read about any of her previous adventures, this one in particular though was actually mentioned multiple times in the

https://thebookloversboudoir.wordpres...This is my first time reading the author. Maybe this short story would be more enjoyable if youd read the full-length novel in the series. Or maybe not. The premise is interesting and piqued my interest. The story doesnt live up to its potential. Its rather flat and dry, just a recounting of Joans rescue from her execution by a mysterious red-headed warrior. There is no attempt to develop character even a little bit. Just because its a short story doesnt

It was a very short story, literally 10 pages on my e-reader. Basically, its just Scatach being badass and rescuing Joan, (view spoiler)[single-handedly defeating half an army in the process (hide spoiler)]. And while a more practical part of me was noting how highly impossible it would be for Scatach to swat scores of arrows out of the air even with her supernatural reflexes, there was still a lot of action and excitement for me just to kick back and have fun while I read it.I think the story

I really enjoyed this series, but this pathetic attempt to wring money from readers ought to embarrass Michael Scott (or his publisher.) It adds nothing to the series or character development as you would expect from a 12-page e-book. (view spoiler)[ Scathach singlehandedly rescues Joan of Arc from her execution. (hide spoiler)]