Mark Ash

The Unknown Quest (The Horns of Elfland, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The Unknown Quest is the first book of The Horns of Elfland. It is aimed at readers aged 15+

Thousands of years ago, one of Sherath's distant ancestors refused to take on a quest. The task has to be done it's vitally important but nobody knows exactly what it is. Their race is dying out, and time is running out; and until Sherath comes into his full powers, he can't do it anyway. They have been waiting three hundred years for the saviour spoken of in an ancient prophecy to lead them on a long journey to adulthood and open the doors for them. But their saviour, and the key to success, turns out to be a volatile teenager from modern-day Earth. Sherath has hundreds of years of education in how to use the Power he will have as an adult, with little access to it as yet. Farinka, on the other hand, has access to vast amounts of Power, but no training in how to use it, what can and can't be done, and what is dangerous to try!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mark Ash
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. April 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781370113873
• Artikelnr.: 48181732

Autorenporträt

I was born and bred in Southern England, and live in a fantasy world in the general area of the New Forest, Hampshire. I'm kind of middling: middle height, middle weight, and middle-aged. Over the years I've been owned by animals of various species, both domestic and agricultural. Many of my family have been journalists and writers; my younger daughter has started writing her own books, and her son is already showing promise in his wordcrafting. I'm somewhat of a recluse; I like to remain fairly anonymous as far as my writing is concerned; it helps me to keep my fantasy world and The Real World separate. I'm one of the many New Forest Commoners which means that some of the ponies grazing on the New Forest belong to me & my family. "Mark Ash" is a pseudonym behind which I hide; it's actually a local place name.