W. R. Gingell

Shards of a Broken Sword: The Complete Trilogy (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In TWELVE DAYS OF FAERY, King Markon of Montalier is at the end of his tether. His son, Prince Parrin, is afflicted by a nasty curse that brutally attacks any woman with whom he so much as flirts.Markon, accompanied by a mysterious enchantress, must enter Faery to break the curse. He's collecting clues, but she seems to be collecting shards of an ancient, broken sword…

Rafiq has FIRE IN THE BLOOD. When the crafty Prince Akish attempts to rescue Princess Kayami Koto from a dragon-guarded and enchanted keep, it seems only sensible to bring his own dragon. Bound to Akish by an old, spiteful piece of magic held in a single shard of an ancient sword, Rafiq has no choice but to help.There to assist is serving maid Kako- mistress of many secrets, and perhaps the only person who can free Rafiq from his bondage.

Llassar is feeling THE FIRST CHILL OF AUTUMN. Fae began to filter slowly into the land shortly after the birth of the crown princess, Dion ferch Alawn, and now there isn't a town in Llassar that isn't under their control.To unite her country and save her world, Dion ferch Alawn must gather all the shards of the Broken Sword that will seal away Faery once and for all.

BONUS CONTENT: A short story featuring Carmine and Fancy, never before published!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: W.R. Gingell
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. November 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798223974918
• Artikelnr.: 69498304

Autorenporträt

W.R. Gingell is a Tasmanian author of urban fantasy, fairy-tale retellings, and madcap science fiction who doesn't seem to be able to write a book without a body suddenly turning up. She solemnly swears that all such bodies are strictly fictional in nature. W.R. spends her time reading, drinking a truly ridiculous amount of tea, and slouching in front of the fire to write. Like Peter Pan, she never really grew up, and is still occasionally to be found climbing trees.