Katherine Roberts

Spell Spring (Earthaven, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Prepare to be enchanted in this long-awaited sequel to Spellfall.

It has been six months since the rebel Caster Lord Hawk kidnapped Natalie in an attempt to bond her to his spellclave and was imprisoned inside the Thrallstone by his son Merlin. Natalie and her family have moved to Scotland, where her mother's magehound is teaching her magic, while Merlin stayed behind in Earthaven to help heal the root system of his father's poison.

Now the soultrees of Earthaven are preparing for the Blossoming, when treemages will fertilize the flowers with unicorn dust to grow new spells. But Earthaven's magic is draining away through the gateways into the human world, where Lord Hawk is reforming his spellclave. The Spell Lords summon Natalie to take her mother's seat on the Council of Oq, but one of the young treemages chosen to complete her spellclave has fled through the forbidden Thrallstone gate, where his loyalties are tested when he meets Lord Hawk.

With the Blossoming fast approaching, Natalie and her friends once again find themselves fighting Lord Hawk's Casters in a desperate race to gain Power of Thirteen - but this time Natalie has learned some magic and is determined to do things her way, no matter what the Spell Lords say...

Praise for Spellfall: "Roberts knows exactly how to rack up the tension and create parallel universes." The Guardian.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Katherine Roberts
• Altersempfehlung: ab 9 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. Juni 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781533794727
• Artikelnr.: 45141030

Autorenporträt

Katherine Roberts grew up in the south west of England, where her first fantasy stories were told to her little brother at bedtime. She graduated in mathematics from the University of Bath, after which she worked with computers. When redundancy struck in 1989, she fulfilled a childhood dream of working with horses in a racing yard, writing short stories in her spare time. Her first novel Song Quest won the 2000 Branford Boase Award, kick-starting her career as an author. Her books have been published by HarperCollins, Chicken House and Scholastic US, and translated into 12 languages worldwide one of them even hit the bestseller list in Taiwan.

Away from her computer, Katherine enjoys folk music, cycling, skiing, and horse riding. She has flown a glider solo and scared herself doing aerobatics in a small plane. All of these experiences eventually find their way into her books though sometimes the horse becomes a unicorn, and the plane becomes a dragon!