The Wild Hunt - Kilworth, Garry
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When Gods meddle in the affairs of mortals, it never ends well... for the mortals. Wrongfully accused of his father's murder, Osric is forced to flee his homeland, barely escaping with his life. He vows to return one day in vengeance and reclaim his birthright as King of the East Angles. Determined to make good on his word, Osric makes allies and enemies along the way, finding friendship in the most unlikely of places, starting with a youthful farrier and a Thief who knew Beowulf. He encounters elves and witches, giants and dwarfs, finding love and heartbreak. Eventually, his adventures bring…mehr

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When Gods meddle in the affairs of mortals, it never ends well... for the mortals. Wrongfully accused of his father's murder, Osric is forced to flee his homeland, barely escaping with his life. He vows to return one day in vengeance and reclaim his birthright as King of the East Angles. Determined to make good on his word, Osric makes allies and enemies along the way, finding friendship in the most unlikely of places, starting with a youthful farrier and a Thief who knew Beowulf. He encounters elves and witches, giants and dwarfs, finding love and heartbreak. Eventually, his adventures bring him to the attention of the Gods themselves, but will that prove to be his salvation, or his downfall? Award-winning novelist Garry Kilworth introduces us to a hero worth rooting for, skilfully blending historical fact with pulsating fantasy to conjure a full-blooded saga of times gone by; a Darker Age before the advent of Christianity, when giants still walked the land and a passing dragon might darken the sky...
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Kilworth was raised partly in Aden, South Arabia, the son of an airman. Having an itinerant father, he travelled widely, both in Britain and abroad, and attended over 20 different schools before the age of 15. Kilworth is a graduate of King's College London. Kilworth has twice been shortlisted for the Carnegie Medal for children's fiction and won the Lancashire Children's Book of the Year Award for his short novel The Electric Kid. Kilworth's novel Rogue Officer won the 2008 Charles Whiting Award for Historical War Literature. The Ragthorn, a novella co-authored with Robert Holdstock, won the World Fantasy Award in 1992.