Stephy Dewar

A Crash of Symbols (Mer'edrynn - A World in Danger, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

The Adammites have invaded Mer'edrynn and established themselves in Elvinhaeme and Segantium, led by the influential Mordecai von Adamm. King Kyneweth up at Draecastle has allied with them and intends to extend his own rulership, aided and abetted by von Adamm. Everywhere are signs of Adammite treachery and mayhem. The natural and once peaceful Merrievian world is in uproar and is slowly dying. Our four young friends and lovers know they cannot win through strength alone, The Adammites have the upper hand and recruit more daily. Instead they search for a specialist commando unit to seek out von Adamm sitting smugly and securely at the mighty and impregnable fortress of Draecastle. During their travels across Mer'edrynn they come across some odd but indispensable characters. A brief sojourn at Sunstones proves enlightening for Dane and the journey to Estrién's home Ravenscroft turns hazardous. Ravenscroft is an old house, older than most imagine, it has many secrets to tell, and it lies on the edge of sacred and ancient forests. Dane and Salii have heard rumours about Manecaestr and take a trip to discover the terrible truth. Eventually all move north towards their goal, the impregnable fortress of Draecastle, giving much needed aid to a desperate king en route, and encountering an ancient and deadly spirit in cold, bleak fells, newly awakened by the hatred and evil that now shadows Mer'edrynn It is a long and difficult journey; new friends, new adventures, danger lies everywhere … and a probable suicide mission at the end.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Stephy Dewar
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. Oktober 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781726827935
• Artikelnr.: 54241233

Autorenporträt

Website: www.stephydewar.com

Do take a look at my website, it's filled with all things Merrievian!

This is a tale I've wanted to write for many years, although work and life have been in the way. Finally I've completed the first trilogy, although having created my world, I can see there are many more tales to come.

We live in a world where evil stalks ready to destroy. it changes people, societies, our very culture. It creates hate and brings death, division and dissolution. My books seek out this evil and look for the truths and the good in ordinary people who are willing to sacrifice to overcome it.

I've drawn from my own Western European legends and myths because this is my heritage and it's what I'm comfortable with, it's where my heart lies. I've tried to maintain the accuracy of a pre-gunpowder age, nominally termed 'medieval'. I also wanted to experiment with relationships. When a group of people have lived, worked and faced death together, they become close. My group decided to become very close, a family.

As for me - married for oh, lots of years, two wonderful grown up daughters, previously worked with husband in accountancy practice. I enjoy cooking too, mum taught me well, along with gardening and photography. I'm also an avid pc rpg gamer - you'll find an easter egg or two devoted to my favourite games hidden in the books, The music too - so inspirational.

I live in a beautiful area of Lancashire, on the edge of the Ribble Valley, a few miles from the mysterious Pendle hill of the witches' fame. Pendle Hill and the wonderful works of Tolkien have greatly inspired my writing.

You could take a look at my photos up on Flickr, Stephy Dewar. https://www.flickr.com/photos/67926884@N05/

If you Google stephy dewar you'll find lots of my photos come up in the search!

Also my Pinterest boards - full of fantasy, magic and mythology, plus a couple of boards just for fun. A mixed set, a bit like life really ... and my books. https://www.pinterest.co.uk/stephydewar/

You'll find my garden on Flickr too, and if you look on my Facebook page - Stephy Dewar - you'll see the greenhouse I call Rivendell.

As for life itself ... well, c'est la vie as the French say.