Anna McCluskey

Blood Falls (Warrior Mage Librarians, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Between strange cryptids, forgotten artifacts, and dangerous magics, a Warrior Mage Librarian's work is never done.

Trevor and Sister Margaret might seem like an odd pairing. He's a mild-mannered historian with a wry sense of humor and she curses like a sailor and carries an arsenal of weapons everywhere she goes. But they're fast becoming one of the Vatican's best teams of Warrior Mage Librarians mages who travel between remote secret libraries, defending them from accidentally-summoned demons, mages with ill intent, and other threats.

Then cryptids suddenly reveal their existence to the human mage world and everything changes. Sister Margaret and Trevor are sent as emissaries to the annual summit of the Cryptid Collective, where they find that not all cryptids want mages around. And some of them want to wipe humanity from the earth altogether.

Will Trevor and Sister Margaret be able to root out the enemies of humanity? Or will the world be plunged into a war like nothing it's ever seen before?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Anna McCluskey
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. August 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798227991829
• Artikelnr.: 76051476

Autorenporträt

Anna McCluskey is an Oregon-based, semi-nomadic, almost-entirely-feral fantasy author. When she isn't writing (and sometimes even when she is) you can find her traveling around the country on the train, having the weirdest adventures ever. You can read about these adventures on her Substack, The Neurodivergent Nomad.

She is the author of the Mathilda Holiday series, the Rhymes With Witch series, and the upcoming Warrior Mage Librarians series. She has had several poems published in journals and anthologies, and her short fiction has been read by at least a dozen people, many of whom murmured appreciatively about it.