T. Newyear

Jada (The Tomb and The Stone: A Historical Fantasy of 19th-Century Russia, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Irina Morozova travels to join her brothers in Siberia, after barely escaping disaster. She hopes for a quiet return to a life among her beloved siblings, but fate intervenes, as the hunt for the Stone continues, dragging her back into the intrigues she hoped she left behind in Europe. With a few new, extraordinary friends and an unexpected new love, Irina resolves to end the quest on a journey that takes her from the balls of provincial Siberian city, to the cultural melting pot of the Chinese border towns, to the wilds of Lake Baikal, where her greatest trial awaits.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: T. Newyear
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. Dezember 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798230155072
• Artikelnr.: 72617877

Autorenporträt

For T. Newyear, the past and the future are two pages in the same book. Combining extensive research and emotional clarity, she writes historical fantasies and scientific romances (as H.G. Wells put it) that explore our complex human and technological relationships, our connections to what's greater than us, and our understanding of the past. By playing with historical movements and events, tech and its impact, and good ol' human foibles, she crafts long-form stories that envelope readers in another world or eraand help them feel through our current dilemmas.

A native of the Midwestern US, Newyear grew up in small towns and fading cities, inspired by nature and culture, tradition and radicalism in equal measure. She lived extensively in Russia, traveled alone across Siberia and Mongolia, and learned how the other side of the world related to her home turf. With a doctorate in history and area studies, she has a profound interest in exploring the details and lived experiences of the past, and imagining how those lost moments speak to our collective future.