Dillon Blaine

Now You See It (The Sword and the Spirit Adventures, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A young boy's birthday celebration is joyously enhanced by the thrilling sleight-of-hand of a travelling magician. All in all, the Year of Our Lord 1367 was boasting memorably fair until, only hours later, the playful boy is missing, his mother is frantic, and Bertram, Gautier and Robert lend their aid in the search. Meanwhile, the spectre of another darkly cryptic travelling stranger casts a shadow over the formerly peaceful village of Gatesbury, while the villagers grumble about suddenly missing valuables. Faced with this stress-packed mystery, as convoluted as the malevolent imagination that created it, Gautier's usual good-humour is transformed into an unprecedented deadly rage. Danger and destruction hover over innocent and evil alike but on whom will it fall?

Now You See It is Book III of The Sword and the Spirit Adventures. Set in 14th Century England, this suspense-packed action-adventure will renew your faith in good people, give you reason to challenge your preconceptions about the human mind, while the story keeps you guessing until the end.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Dillon Blaine
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. August 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781311818836
• Artikelnr.: 69916178

Autorenporträt

Dillon Blaine is a historian, philosopher, and a student of human psychology. The Sword and the Spirit Adventures are his way of exploring the human condition and the need for encouraging generosity between people. The Sword and the Spirit Adventures are exciting and intriguing fictional stories of human suspense, drama, and humour, set in 14th century England. They follow three heroes as they solve mysteries and fight to right the wrongs of the powerful against the powerless. The three symbols of the sword, the Greek letter psi, and the cross, represent the specific contributions of the three heroes to each adventure.