Merlin's Sister - Thornbury, J. A.
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Set amidst the ruins of Roman Britain, Merlin's Sister is not only an epic saga of sweeping battles, emotional turmoil and political intrigue, but also the intimate story of a family. Ganieda, equal to her brother in wit and wisdom, is Merlin's sounding board, sometime goad, and often verbal sparring partner. But their easy banter belies the seriousness of their mission - to protect the Britons from invaders who would destroy their way of life. When malevolent forces plot to bring King Arthur's reign to a premature end, will Merlin's sister be able to expose the scheme in time to save both her brother and her country?…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Set amidst the ruins of Roman Britain, Merlin's Sister is not only an epic saga of sweeping battles, emotional turmoil and political intrigue, but also the intimate story of a family. Ganieda, equal to her brother in wit and wisdom, is Merlin's sounding board, sometime goad, and often verbal sparring partner. But their easy banter belies the seriousness of their mission - to protect the Britons from invaders who would destroy their way of life. When malevolent forces plot to bring King Arthur's reign to a premature end, will Merlin's sister be able to expose the scheme in time to save both her brother and her country?
Autorenporträt
J.A. Thornbury has immersed herself - almost literally - in her writing. Researching her subject, she has paddled coracles and kayaks on rivers and lakes in Britain, gone spelunking in Wales, climbed mountains in Cumbria and Scotland, and participated in archaeological digs in England. A lifetime of birding and botanizing, ten years as staff artist and naturalist at the Somerset County Environmental Education Center in New Jersey, and twenty-five years as Senior Principal Exhibit Preparator at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City have given her insights into the natural world, so important to the protagonist of this tale.