Shadow Flight - Harrison, John
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In Shadow Dance, the party of friends from Ellsted sought information about Narmir's heritage in Hornshir. In Shadow Play, Nurn searched for his little brother while the others continued to search. In this third installment of the Shadow Saga, the darkness makes itself known to Namir and his friends, and so will the light. Shadow Flight is full of harsh lessons. Things are never as they seem, and those struggling to survive find it even harder. Threats like death come unannounced. The party of friends has gone their separate ways. While most have returned to their hometown of Ellsted, Nurn…mehr

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In Shadow Dance, the party of friends from Ellsted sought information about Narmir's heritage in Hornshir. In Shadow Play, Nurn searched for his little brother while the others continued to search. In this third installment of the Shadow Saga, the darkness makes itself known to Namir and his friends, and so will the light. Shadow Flight is full of harsh lessons. Things are never as they seem, and those struggling to survive find it even harder. Threats like death come unannounced. The party of friends has gone their separate ways. While most have returned to their hometown of Ellsted, Nurn continues his search for his brother with the elves, with new obstacles arising. Meanwhile Hessa and Aves face a different kind of threat. Even as the darkness spreads, a light is kindled. All the while, Namir faces new challenges as agents of darkness scurry in a race against time to stop him from claiming his lost birthright. Who will win the day? Read Shadow Flight to find out!
Autorenporträt
John Harrison is known as a writer and illustrator of children's picture books:Lucy Mouse Pie and Peas 1981Fergal Onions UQP 2004Wirbelwind und Saitentanz Schott 2010Fadge the Grooble e-books 2020In 2019, relishing a change of pace, he began writing his crime novel, Sonata for Flute and Electric Drill, now published by Ocean Reeve. From 1967 until 2005, John worked as a professional musician, playing clarinet and bass clarinet as a member of the Queensland Symphony Orchestra.He has been a resident of Launceston, Tasmania since 2016.