Bex Hogan

Nettle (MP3-Download)

Faery Realms series: The darkly enchanting YA fantasy Ungekürzte Lesung. 383 Min.
Sprecher: Burnett, Anna

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Produktbeschreibung

Bloomsbury presents Nettle by Bex Hogan, read by Anna Burnett. Five Books BEST NEW BOOKS FOR TEENS 2024 Toppsta MUST-READ CHILDREN'S BOOKS 2024 Inspired by faery myth and folklore, the haunting, heart wrenching tale of a girl called Nettle in a dark, foreboding faery kingdom. A wild misfit in the human world, Nettle is enthralled by the glamour of the faery realm, with its two moons and scarlet stars. She grows close to Conor, a human stolen centuries before, and she also falls under the spell of mysterious Ellion, a Shadow Faery. To try to help her beloved grandmother who is fading in her world, Nettle makes a pact with the faery king. He'll heal her grandmother in exchange for Nettle completing three tasks. She agrees, not realising that deception lurks in this enchanted place, and that she has been tricked… In this dangerous fantasy kingdom Nettle discovers, too late, her part in an age-old love story and the price she will pay.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Zephyr
• Altersempfehlung: ab 12 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Oktober 2024
• Sprache: Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781035912438
• Artikelnr.: 71178883

Autorenporträt

Raised on a healthy diet of fantasy and fairy tales, Bex Hogan spends hours lost in daydreams. Writing her stories down was a natural progression and she enjoys sharing her time between the real world and escaping to her imagination. Owl King is her second novel for Zephyr, following Nettle in the Faery Realms series. A Cornish girl at heart, Bex lives in Cambridgeshire with her family.Instagram: @bex_hogan X: @bexhogan BlueSky: @bexhogan

Rezensionen

An elegant, dreamy tale steeped in folklore references, featuring a resourceful protagonist doing her best to counter the dark, devious bargains of the faerie world Irish Times