Timothy Reynolds

The Broken Shield (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Liam hasn't seen his widow, Becca, in nearly four hundred years and suddenly there she is, riding past the commuter train he's stuck on with a pixie princess.

In the battle between Light and Dark, Liam is a Shield, a Protector of the Balance, and he's been running from Dark Hunters for over two thousand years. He's not immortal in the usual sense of the word, but he's been reincarnated so many times that his body and mind are slowly breaking down, which is the perfect time for Becca, Dark forces, and an elven bounty hunter to arrive in town.

Liam's not the only one in trouble, though, because all over the world Shields are dying, the Balance is shifting in Lucifer's favour, and it's all because of the smartphone app from Hell. Liam IS the Broken Shield.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Timothy Reynolds
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. Mai 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780993963131
• Artikelnr.: 70661891

Autorenporträt

"Canada's modern-day Aesop." ~ CBC Radio

Tim Reynolds grew up in Toronto, Ontario, but has called Calgary, Alberta home since 1999. He lives a quiet, peaceful, cluttered life with his dog, Sedona, two cats, Kerouac and Calliope, and a collection of musical instruments he has neither the talent nor the self-discipline to play.

An internationally-published writer/photographer/artist he writes his stories "from the character on up".

The Sisterhood of the Black Dragonfly is his third published novel. He also has a self-help book, a collection of short stories, and writes a quarterly humour column for SEARCH Magazine out of California.

Long-Listed: 2017 Alberta Readers' Choice Award

Finalist: 2016 Baen Fantasy Adventure Award

A Winner: Kobo Writing Life's Jeffrey Archer

Short Story Challenge

Two Honourable Mentions: Writers of the Future Contest

Honourable Mention: Illustrators of the Future Contest

Winner: The First Great Canadian Fable Contest