Winding River Press
Path of the Taker
Path of the Taker
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Forfatter: Simon Grund Sørensen
Format: Hardback
Sprog: Engelsk
ISBN: 9788797468852
Højde: 227 mm
Bredde: 147 mm
Antal sider: 423
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Aaron and Bria grow up in Great Oaks, a village far from the cruel grip of the Central Rule and its army of Givers. Their peaceful lives change forever, when an emissary ship appears on the horizon...
Torn from the life they knew, Aaron and Bria must find their own ways to survive on an epic journey across a world that seeks to either use them or destroy them. Will they stay true to their heading, or will the mystical powers of Giving and Taking send them down a different path?
“When looking at the grand scheme of things, it can be hard to tell good from evil, right from wrong. But in the little everyday things, when we have to choose between helping and hurting, it becomes awfully clear”
Dive into a world with epic powers that inspire and challenge the conscience of the characters as well as the reader. If you enjoy the work of authors such as Patrick Rothuss and Brandon Sanderson, this book should be right down your alley. The book contains depictions of violence and death and is advised for young and adult readers 13+.
Torn from the life they knew, Aaron and Bria must find their own ways to survive on an epic journey across a world that seeks to either use them or destroy them. Will they stay true to their heading, or will the mystical powers of Giving and Taking send them down a different path?
“When looking at the grand scheme of things, it can be hard to tell good from evil, right from wrong. But in the little everyday things, when we have to choose between helping and hurting, it becomes awfully clear”
Dive into a world with epic powers that inspire and challenge the conscience of the characters as well as the reader. If you enjoy the work of authors such as Patrick Rothuss and Brandon Sanderson, this book should be right down your alley. The book contains depictions of violence and death and is advised for young and adult readers 13+.
