The Ferryman's Apprentice - Cope, Lee
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The third book in The Ferryman's Apprentice series. The only thing worse than doing nothing is doing something and achieving nothing. Back on the River, there wasn't really any difference between the days. Wilom thought he was used to waiting and being patient. But in the real world, when nothing changes, it isn't constancy, it's stagnation. Wilom might hang back a little more than Vanda does, but he's just as much of a meddler at heart. Doing so much work without actually changing anything is starting to make him itchy. The personal problems aren't making this any easier, either. He's…mehr

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The third book in The Ferryman's Apprentice series. The only thing worse than doing nothing is doing something and achieving nothing. Back on the River, there wasn't really any difference between the days. Wilom thought he was used to waiting and being patient. But in the real world, when nothing changes, it isn't constancy, it's stagnation. Wilom might hang back a little more than Vanda does, but he's just as much of a meddler at heart. Doing so much work without actually changing anything is starting to make him itchy. The personal problems aren't making this any easier, either. He's increasingly estranged from the ferryman, and he knows it's his fault. The Ferryman's Knowledge keeps getting in between him and the living humans, too. Mr Treene only plays mind games, he's done nothing but lie to Cathlin and Marc for a long time, and there are even cracks forming between him and Vanda. If only he knew whether he was really helping, or just making things worse.
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Lee is an Australian fantasy author and wordsmith-for-hire who likes to procrastinate from writing with more writing. Their writing efforts can be traced either to the terrible Disney ripoff they wrote when they were six, or to the not quite as terrible but equally embarrassing David Eddings ripoff they wrote at fifteen, depending on your definition. They like to think their writing has gotten less terrible with practice, and if not original, then at least it derives from a variety of sources now. They fund their fantasy writing by selling their wordsmithing services as a writer, editor and research assistant in projects both fictional and non. These ventures also fund one of the last DVD collections left in a digital world, a somewhat ill-advised martial arts interest, a modest video game library, and the upkeep of two very affectionate cats. Lee has studied in Canberra, Melbourne and Dublin, all revolving around writing, literary analysis, and some languages and linguistics to round it all out. Their current degree is on hiatus. They would love to keep learning languages in their spare time, but that requires first having some spare time.