Rhymer: Hel - Frost, Gregory
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"Thomas Rimor, a man hunted by time and bound by destiny, roams the sinister pathways of ¿agalwood-a haunted realm where grotesque trees whisper his name and prey upon the unwise. Armed with a mysterious èordstone and fueled by a relentless mission to thwart the sinister Yvag elves, Thomas risks his life to rescue the helpless teinds, victims destined for sacrifice in the fathomless pit of Hel. But the woods hold secrets as dangerous as the Yvags themselves. When a spectral figure emerges from the depths, leaving a trail only the èordstone can illuminate, Thomas is drawn into a deadly mystery…mehr

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"Thomas Rimor, a man hunted by time and bound by destiny, roams the sinister pathways of ¿agalwood-a haunted realm where grotesque trees whisper his name and prey upon the unwise. Armed with a mysterious èordstone and fueled by a relentless mission to thwart the sinister Yvag elves, Thomas risks his life to rescue the helpless teinds, victims destined for sacrifice in the fathomless pit of Hel. But the woods hold secrets as dangerous as the Yvags themselves. When a spectral figure emerges from the depths, leaving a trail only the èordstone can illuminate, Thomas is drawn into a deadly mystery that challenges the limits of his courage and cunning. Poisonous blooms, traps within traps, and a shocking betrayal await him in a perilous game of survival against ancient powers. With each step, Thomas ventures closer to uncovering the truth of his enemy's dark designs-and the shadowy forces that may already control his fate"--
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Autorenporträt
Gregory Frost is an American author of science fiction and fantasy, including the Shadowbridge series, Fitcher’s Brides, the Philip K. Dick-ian science fiction novel The Pure Cold Light, as well as two novels derived from the Celtic epic the táin bó cuailnge. His short fiction has appeared in many anthologies and magazines and includes a Best Novelette winner of Asimov’s Science Fiction’s Readers’ Award, "Lock Up Your Chickens and Daughters, H’ard and Andy Are Come to Town," collaboratively written with Michael Swanwick. He taught the fiction writing workshop at Swarthmore College in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, for eighteen years.