Barry Dunn

The Broken Angel (The Aelfin Prophecies, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

The adventures continue;
The day after returning from Boggy Marsh, Mr. Elf and his companions are forced to flee their home in Damanta Mallaithe.
Pursued by the Aelfin, and hunted by a shadowy figure out of legend, Mr. Elf and his companions have to travel to the one place where their deaths will be assured: Aelfinholme, the ancestral home of the Aelfin. To survive the journey the companions will have to learn to trust each other and to reveal secrets that strike to the very heart of who and what they are.
Meanwhile, the Demon Lord Bajii, made bold by the weakening of the barriers between realms, launches attacks on both Boggy Marsh and Aelfinholme.
Hunted by those who want them dead because of ancient Aelfin prophecies, the companions must use all their cunning and magic to battle through the enemies arrayed against them.

The Broken Angel is the second volume in the Aelfin Prophecies series.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Barry Dunn
• Erscheinungstermin: 24. August 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781310048241
• Artikelnr.: 48017681

Autorenporträt

The Author, Barry Dunn lives in Sydney, Australia, with his wife and children.
The The Aelfin Prophecies series began their published life under the name The Adventures of Paddy and Seamus. While writing the third book in the series it became obvious to me that the original series name was no longer reflective of what the bigger story had evolved to become. So, now that I am finally publishing that third book, I am also taking the opportunity to rename the series.
The Stories started life at our nightly story telling time when I ran out of books to read to my young son. Having exhausted Enid Blyton's The Magic Faraway Tree and The Wishing Chair books (a number of times over) and finding that the Hobbit was a bit too serious and advanced, I started to make up my own tales.
I wanted to give my son a fantasy story that had the elements that I so enjoyed in fantasy adventures. I wanted fantastic places with weird creatures and characters that were different and most importantly, fun. And I wanted to give him the continuity of characters and worlds that comes with sequels and prequels, where the characters feel like old friends.
Every night at bed time the story would pick up where it had left off the night before and would always start with "When we last left our heroes", followed by a quick reminder of where the story was up to.
Since those early story telling nights the simple fairy tale has evolved, and a whole world has been populated with odd and wonderful creatures that have grown around the original story. And like the tales from those authors I have loved so dearly, Brooks, Eddings, Feist, Salvatore and of course Tolkien, the stories have grown to fill a number of books.
The Secrets of the Boggy Marsh is the first in a series of five books, telling one continuous story. The Aelfin Prophecies continues in the second book, The Broken Angel, where the secrets discovered in the Boggy Marsh start to unravel.
And now, after a long delay, I am finally releasing the third book in the series, Closing the Gap, which see the characters moving into a full blown epic fantasy.
As always seems to happen with fantasy tales, the stories get bigger and more involved with each new book. And so it is with the Aeifin Prophecies. Book four, The Agents of Purpose is well under way and will take the characters into ever more dangerous challenges.