Darryl J. W. Temple

Apocria (Heridian, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

--For fans of anime, with a twist of weird and a dash of dark.--

The epic conclusion to the Heridian Trilogy!

Assassination:

The ghosts have ordered the death of Apocria, but no one speaks of its identity. If failed, Draethus and Xain will be cast back to Heridia, forever trapped. Yet Spectalin has been taken, a smear through a veil. A focus divided, the heroes hunt Apocria, and after an inexcusable action, the Cygnian Pirates hunt them.

A Scrounger's treasure:

Scruff and Killiax set off with an unlikely crew on the hunt for an elusive Scrounger treasure, the Cleaner. Said to orbit the lost home system of their race's birth, it holds an immense value in both financial and social stature. An old adversary stalks their wake, seeking vengeance. With a ship on the verge of decompression, what could go wrong?

Trapped and alone:

Amus Zekhal and his crew aboard the Dying Nova failed to reach the exit from Link space. Left behind and abandoned, they seek survival. Someone small and scaly is stalking its passageways. Will he offer salvation? Obey his masters and he just might. Fail their trials and the galaxy will fall...

A presence waits, haunts, and observes. Whispers echo empty passageways with false promises and menace.

What is Apocria?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Darryl J. W. Temple
• Erscheinungstermin: 3. Dezember 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780645185287
• Artikelnr.: 72493907

Autorenporträt

Darryl J. W. Temple grew up in Sale, Victoria, Australia, and spent most of his childhood obsessed with science fiction. An avid writer at an early age, he would spend hours on his mother's digital typewriter creating new worlds, centered on spaceships or giant robots. TV shows like Robotech and Teknoman were a large reason why he is obsessed with the idea of space. Darryl now lives with his wife in Perth, Australia, and can still be found writing about spaceships and giant robots.