T. J. Dobson

Mettle and Ice (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

When the Iron Chaplains heard of a star falling in the south, the plan became simple. Sail to the frozen wastes, obtain the star iron, kill the cultists and take the iron.

When the ship went through the ice... things got complicated.

Barduk is trapped in a frozen hell at the end of the world. The crew don't know him, the cultists want him dead, and only a nameless stowaway is truly on his side.

Barduk's legend is growing in his homeland, but it will take more than his renown to get him through this. With monsters beneath the ice, enemies atop it, and the never-ceasing threat of the cold, Barduk needs to get himself and the crew to safety. What makes matters harder is that he also needs to prevent the cultists from getting away with the iron from the fallen star, the power of which would give them all they need to conquer the world. The Iron Chaplains can't allow this to happen, and Barduk is the only man who has a chance to stop it.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: T.J. Dobson
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. November 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781764359207
• Artikelnr.: 75890987

Autorenporträt

T.J. Dobson was born at a young age, to parents, in a hospital. It's mainly been downhill since there, and there are those who feel the whole thing has been poorly planned from the out. A childhood in Melbourne's inner north followed, and things ran as best as could be hoped for in a family of four boys and their mum.A love of fantasy was instilled in youngling T.J. by his mother who introduced him to the worlds of Narnia, Middle Earth, Redwall, and Hogwarts in their nightly reading sessions. As is the case with many, high school English classes at times took the shine off reading, as books which wouldn't have made the TBR if they weren't on the booklist were analysed to within an inch of their lives in classrooms where varied reading levels meant that the pace was at best lacklustre, and at worst... the worst.Some amazing English teachers need to be acknowledged and there were those who brough Shakespeare to life, illuminated Orwell, or did the introductions with Albert Camus' Stranger.It was at college in North Carolina where a public speaking class run by a former NC poet laureate, and an American Literature class run by an amazing professor inspired T.J. to begin dabbling in poetry. Poetry expanded into mutant prose journal entries and eventually, the decision to write novels.