Tej Turner

Broschiertes Buch

Blood War

Book 3 of the Avatars of Ruin

Beschreibung

Sharma is on the verge of destruction as an army of shapeshifters surges towards the Valantian mountains. The Synod dithers; Jaedin, Bryna, Rivan are struggling; Miles faces an impossible choice; Elita seeks sanctuary in Babua's jungle.

Autor

Tej Turner is an SFF author and travel-blogger. His debut novel The Janus Cycle was published by Elsewhen Press in 2015 and its sequel Dinnusos Rises was released in 2017. Both are hard to classify within typical genres but were contemporary and semi-biographical with elements of surrealism. He has since branched off into writing epic fantasy and has an ongoing series called the Avatars of Ruin. The first instalment - Bloodsworn - was released in 2021, and its sequel Blood Legacy in 2022. The third - Blood War -is due to be published in early 2024.He does not have any particular place he would say he is 'from', as his family moved between various parts of England during his childhood. He eventually settled in Wales, where he studied Creative Writing and Film at Trinity College in Carmarthen, followed by a master's degree at The University of Wales Lampeter.Since then, Tej has mostly resided in Cardiff, where he works as a chef by day and writes by moonlight. His childhood on the move seems to have rubbed off on him because when he is not in Cardiff, it is usually because he has strapped on a backpack and flown off to another part of the world to go on an adventure.He has so far clocked two years in Asia and two years in South America, and when he travels, he takes a particular interest in historic sites, jungles, wildlife, native cultures, and mountains. He also spent some time volunteering at the Merazonia Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre in Ecuador.Firsthand accounts of Tej's adventures abroad can be found on his travel blog at https: //tejturner.com

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Elsewhen Press
• Seitenzahl: 452
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. Februar 2024
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 199mm x 124mm x 27mm
• Gewicht: 462g
• ISBN-13: 9781915304261
• ISBN-10: 1915304261
• Artikelnr.: 69841516