Kate le Roux

The Curse of Kalathan (The Kalathan Chronicles, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Trina has been thrown into prison for trespassing in the Temple loft - not surprising for someone marked and cursed as she is. What is astonishing, though, is that now that her time is up she is not being thrown back onto the streets: she is being taken, of all places in the whole of Kalathan, to the palace, home of the six princes she has fangirled over all her life. Theo, eldest of the princes, is convinced that the pilgrimage he has been sent on by his father is a pointless waste of time. But the shrine holds a sinister secret that plunges him, his brothers and the devilclaw Trina into an adventure that will take them across Kalathan and into the Empire, where it will be up to them to challenge the Emperor and his icy daughter for the future of their beloved land. "As a long-time fantasy reader, it's hard to be surprised as most stories follow a predictable pattern, with predictable outcomes, but this story manages to break the mould and provide something fresh. I'm so excited to read the rest of this series! " (Goodreads Review)

The Curse of Kalathan is a clean, non-magical fantasy with Christian themes. It is suitable for both adults and young readers from twelve up. If you enjoy this book then be sure to look up the rest of the series: novels Brothers of Kalathan and Return to Kalathan, as well as novellas Bride of Kalathan and Queen of Kalathan!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Rocks and Islands Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Dezember 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201716073
• Artikelnr.: 63146541

Autorenporträt

Kate le Roux lives in Cape Town, South Africa, where if she stands on tiptoes she can just about see Table Mountain from her kitchen window. She grew up on a diet of CS Lewis, LM Montgomery and Louisa May Alcott, and since being allowed into the Young Adult section at the local library at the age of thirteen she still hasn't really left. She spent a good number of years marking mostly horrible English essays and getting high school kids to act out bits of Shakespeare which she loved, leaving only to focus on being a mom to four crazy kids.