Vincent Gilvarry

Merlin's School of Magic and Mystery (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In a secluded valley deep in the mist-shrouded mountains, an ancient castle stands as a bastion of arcane knowledge and metaphysical mysteries. This is Merlin's School of Magic and Mystery, where the legendary sorcerer has gathered students from all over 6th century Britain.

Among the chosen few is Alistair Thorne, a bright-eyed youth from a small village who has always felt a deep connection to the unseen forces of the universe. His abilities set him apart from his peers, but they also attract the attention of Merlin and his emissaries, thereby earning him a coveted place in the hallowed halls of the school.

Alistair crosses the threshold into a realm of wonders, and under Merlin's watchful eye, he and his enigmatic friends delve into the fabric of existence, the secrets of the cosmos and the primal energies that flow through all living things

This story is a whirlwind of ancient rituals, and mind-bending incantations, one in which Alistair is swept up into a deadly game that will test his courage and push him beyond the limits as a sorcerer's apprentice.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: VINCENT GILVARRY
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. November 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798227562999
• Artikelnr.: 72297015

Autorenporträt

Vincent Gilvarry is a writer from tropical North Queensland in Australia, a multifaceted author with a rich and vivid imagination.

With a foundation in the visual arts, his transition into the realm of literature was sparked by a life-changing situation that inspired him to embark on a literary career and an odyssey that has lasted for over 25 years.

He boasts an eclectic repertoire that highlights his versatility across various genres and his fantasy fiction books in particular are a testament to his unparalleled imagination and to his narrative prowess.