The Blood Rune - Kleinschmidt, Mark
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The Blood Rune: the heart-warming adventure of an ordinary teenager's extraordinary escape from domestic violence. Ronan Ryan's world is thrown into turmoil when he steals a polished pebble and a leather notebook from his abusive stepfather. A bullet to the back pitches him into the abyss. He awakes in another place and time, caught in a web of contradictions, untruths, deceptions and disbelief. Can he untangle himself, determine reality, confront his nemesis, and protect his family from further danger? And what does the Norse Goddess, Freyja, have to do with it? The Blood Rune is a crossover…mehr

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The Blood Rune: the heart-warming adventure of an ordinary teenager's extraordinary escape from domestic violence. Ronan Ryan's world is thrown into turmoil when he steals a polished pebble and a leather notebook from his abusive stepfather. A bullet to the back pitches him into the abyss. He awakes in another place and time, caught in a web of contradictions, untruths, deceptions and disbelief. Can he untangle himself, determine reality, confront his nemesis, and protect his family from further danger? And what does the Norse Goddess, Freyja, have to do with it? The Blood Rune is a crossover novel, written for young adults, but with wide appeal to the adult audience. Ten percent of book profits goes to domestic violence charities.
Autorenporträt
Mark was raised in the vast Australian Outback on a diet of real and imagined adventures. They swept him across searing deserts, heaving seas, daunting forests, and time itself, kindling a passion for long-ago times, far-away lands and fascinating cultures. It's unsurprising that he writes of characters and worlds shaped by his passion for adventure, history and justice-uplifting tales with satisfying endings.Ever the creative, Mark has also written the award-winning and best-selling anthology, Westering.His idea of the perfect day is a five-kilometre run, 2000 words sprinkled with ample research, and a good book.