Jeremy D. Schone

Mark of Silver (The Ladrian Chronicles, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Banished from his town...

Exiled from his country...

Forgotten by his race...

The ordinary life of Derith "Silver" Sylvarado, the hunter for his village, gets suddenly torn away when a fateful run-in with a dying man imbues him with the power of the Ladrian, an ancient and accursed race empowered with strength, speed and the ability to transform.

Despite his earnest efforts to keep his new power a secret, an attack on his town by the royal army forces him out of hiding and out of excuses. A hero at heart, Silver chooses to use his power to protect those he loves... and is exiled from his home town because of it.

With the words of the dying Ladrian echoing in his mind to "Guard the Power", he sets out to locate the hidden city where the Ladrian dwell, in hopes that he can rally their army against the forces of Uthak Tairyth, the corrupt tyrant who rules his country. Along with a band of exiles consisting of a pessimistic, pragmatic man named Searin, a deaf and mute Elvin psychic named Niri, a mysterious and intelligent water adept named Clarity and a modest but merciless monster named Que-Que, Silver follows a trail of riddles that leads him from one heroic undertaking to the next in an effort to find the ancient city... before his enemies find him...

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Jeremy D. Schone
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. November 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798215376669
• Artikelnr.: 66347818

Autorenporträt

Jeremy David Schone was raised in Columbia, Maryland as the oldest of six children. He started writing at a very young age and finished his first draft of Mark of Silver between ninth and tenth grade. The story, characters and wording have evolved many times since then and now, over a decade later, are ready to be shared with the world. He moved to Utah when he went to Brigham Young University, where he studied Linguistics. He served a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Singapore and Malaysia. When he was 19, he got into a serious accident that tore his aorta and caused many other severe injuries. While he still experiences painful backlash from these experiences, they have only solidified his beliefs and increased his empathy as a writer. He met his true love, Shirley, while they were at BYU. They were married in 2015 and now live together with their two children, Natalie (6) and Joshua (3) in Saratoga Springs, Utah.