Angela Wallace

Dreamsnatcher (Dreamwalker, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Lexa has spent the past five years training the princess of Teltania in dreamwalking, but with Taryn's eighteenth birthday approaching, the girl has increasing royal duties and Lexa is getting ready to retire yet again. This time she's looking forward to settling down and sailing with Sir Neil Duramuntil his ship barely survives a raider attack.

The raiders have been hounding Teltania's coast and their victims are falling into comas. With Neil's crew at risk, Lexa sets out to find a cure. But things aren't what they seem. She discovers that the comatose have been snatched from their dreams and stolen into the dreamscape.

The scattered cases soon become a potential plague, and Lexa has to find the connection between the waking world raiders and the dream snatchers. Is there a third dreamwalker out there, or something much more sinister? Lexa's desperate search for answers will drive her to the edge in order to save everything she cares about.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Angela Wallace
• Erscheinungstermin: 31. Oktober 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798224375646
• Artikelnr.: 72378753

Autorenporträt

Angela Wallace has been penning adventures ever since she was sucked through a magical portal as a child. What she saw and whom she met gave birth to exciting and complex fantasy worlds where defying the laws of physics was a bonus. She has since come back down to earth, only to discover this mortal realm has magic of its own. Now she is quite at home in the world of urban fantasy, though believes that love, faith, and hope are of a stronger magic than fire wielding and sorcery. She loves gun-toting good boys, and could have been a cop in another life except real blood makes her queasy. She'll have to stick to solving supernatural mysteries. Language is her pleasure, whether it's weaving words on a page or lassoing linguistics into translations as a sign language interpreter.