Celia Lake

Elemental Truth (Mysterious Fields, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Six months ago, Thessaly thought she knew what her life would hold. Now, two deaths have changed that. She has a freedom she never thought she'd have, but that doesn't mean that society's pressures have gone away. Still pressured to marry well, Thessaly needs to navigate her family's demands and everyone's assumptions about what she ought to do.

Vitus has finally officially been recognised as a talisman maker, able to set up his own establishment and begin finding his own clients. He doesn't dare unsettle things further, even though recent events have left him with many questions.

As Vitus and Thessaly continue to talk, it becomes clear that much more is going on than either of them are aware of. Someone is experimenting with dangerous magic - that's likely already caused multiple deaths. It would be easy to ignore it, to get on with their own lives, but neither of them can ignore what's right in front of them. Nor can they ignore their own desires for each other and a life together.

This final book in the Mysterious Fields trilogy brings Thessaly and Vitus's romance to a happily ever after ending. Together, they figure out what matters, delight in their shared arts of magic and colour, and work together to solve a terrifying mystery that could change Albion's history entirely. Set in 1889 and 1890, this book about the magical community of Victorian Britain should be read in order, after the first two books in the trilogy.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Celia Lake
• Erscheinungstermin: 13. Dezember 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798227208835
• Artikelnr.: 72378223

Autorenporträt

Celia Lake spends her days as a librarian in the Boston (MA) metro area, and her nights and weekends at home happily writing, reading, and researching.

Born and raised in Massachusetts to British parents, she naturally embraced British spelling, classic mysteries, and the Oxford comma before she learned there were any other options.