Evan Petty

Twenty Years' Past (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This is the tale of a great journey.
But this is not the tale of one person, one hope, or one fear. The times won't allow it. Outlaws and cultists thrive in the forests, where the Alasthian kings cannot reach. They cast many shadows, many doubts, and now a crime soon to be committed against a lone country-girl may well implicate the world at large.
In these lands, symbols of faith, family, and destiny appear in ponderous displays on days of festival as assurances for the past and the future. But amidst looming shadows, those assurances turn deviously into curses. The country-girl's destiny will show her as much, to cross paths with the cold whims of a renegade prince and the perils of a mysterious expatriate. It means her part in this great journey will be difficult, but not in vain. Wrath and injustice, it is hoped, are but auspices of goodness and love.
This is certain - adventures bear a risk to breed vengeance, history a habit to cast echoes, fates a penchant to intertwine. These subtle movements of will may make themselves known in an instant, and yet, more often, they appear but over the course of many years. In this tale - where it begins and where it ends - these movements will form a legacy out of the sacrifices and perils of twenty years' past. It will be the kingdoms' only chance to break free of the shadows.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Evan Petty
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. Juni 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780463263532
• Artikelnr.: 53015540

Autorenporträt

Hi, I'm Evan.
As a student in college, I always struggled to find a path to follow. There was always so much to consider - from the harmonies of Physics and Music to the mannerisms of History and English, and plenty more besides. I can get absorbed in any subject. I probably changed my major upwards of a half-dozen times, and I moved schools twice. Nothing seemed to fit.
All throughout that time, though, I knew I loved to write. It's always been that way for me. I dream up characters, I write them into stories, and I evaluate the result. In college, I wrote about people who were lost and about people who were looking for things, which quickly developed into my largest project ever attempted. A portion of that project has now become my first published novel, Twenty Years' Past.
I also enjoy music playing and composing. I see it as a more powerful form of storytelling. I play and teach piano and handbells, plus I'm kind of addicted to ear-copying recordings. I compose the same way that I write in an organic, character-driven process. They're dual inspirations.