Hopeless, Maine Sinners - Brown, Nimue; Brown, Tom
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Owen returns to the island of Hopeless, Maine to find Salamandra has grown. Unfortunately, reunions are cut short by a a new illness affecting the population. Is it consumption Or some vampiric disease. Salamandra and Omen investigate the source of the mysterious disease and try to stop a war between the villagers and the local vampires. Things only get more delicate when Sal's parents get involved! Be careful as you venture deeper into the source of Salamandra's powers and the story of Hopeless, Maine, as answers only raise more questions.

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Produktbeschreibung
Owen returns to the island of Hopeless, Maine to find Salamandra has grown. Unfortunately, reunions are cut short by a a new illness affecting the population. Is it consumption Or some vampiric disease. Salamandra and Omen investigate the source of the mysterious disease and try to stop a war between the villagers and the local vampires. Things only get more delicate when Sal's parents get involved! Be careful as you venture deeper into the source of Salamandra's powers and the story of Hopeless, Maine, as answers only raise more questions.
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Autorenporträt
Druid, author, bard and dreamer. Nimue Brown is OBOD trained, a founding member of Bards of The Lost Forest, Druid Network member and previous a volunteer for The Pagan Federation. She lives in Gloucestershire, UK. Thomas Brown has been a professional illustrator since the age of thirteen. His love of books and the printed word inspired him to work to constantly improve his craft in the service to story. He has worked in may fields and for many publishers and individual authors and creators. More recently he has begun working with games companies also because there is more than one way to tell a story. Inspirations include Arthur Rackham, Edmund Dulac, Edward Gorey, Hayao Miyazaki, Jack Kirby, Barry Windsor Smith and the countless contemporary artists he follows and interacts with daily. Most importantly though, he draws from the natural world, as everything is interesting if you look closely enough or in the right way. The Hopeless, Maine series is partly his fault. He believes that re-enchantment is resistance and if you would like to know more about his work history and see more examples of his art, you would do well to go here.