Having escaped the dangers of the Nameless, Sean Wren thought his troubles were over. Then he gets a call for help from his sister Brigid--his long-dead sister--asking him to go to the Republican city of Illin to retrieve something called a "Purifier". Reeling from the desperate hope that his sister is alive, Sean goes, dragging his new companions, Tamara Gupta and Indigo, into the fray. But the three of them are all wanted by Republican authorities, and with every move Sean makes he discovers more people on his tail, and more ways that his adventure could be the spark for war between the Republic and the Ministers.…mehr
Having escaped the dangers of the Nameless, Sean Wren thought his troubles were over. Then he gets a call for help from his sister Brigid--his long-dead sister--asking him to go to the Republican city of Illin to retrieve something called a "Purifier". Reeling from the desperate hope that his sister is alive, Sean goes, dragging his new companions, Tamara Gupta and Indigo, into the fray. But the three of them are all wanted by Republican authorities, and with every move Sean makes he discovers more people on his tail, and more ways that his adventure could be the spark for war between the Republic and the Ministers.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Taran Hunt spent her childhood writing stories about unicorns until Battlestar Galactica, K. A. Applegate’s Animorphs, and Brian Greene’s The Elegant Universe turned her head. She got her degree in physics at Cornell University, studying weird exoplanets and the abstract elegance of math. After graduation she returned to her first love: storytelling. She works in theatre in New York City, where she lives with her partner and their increasingly round cat. She spends her limited free time weaving, making chainmail, and learning every language Duolingo has to offer. Taran Hunt lives in New York, New York. She dabbles in languages, physics, and theatre, while dreaming up monsters with too many teeth.
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