A new epic fantasy series set in an ancient world.
In the land of Caeria, Terzjin is a bodyguard with a talent for staying out of sight, and haunted by memories he would rather forget. Valcero is an orphaned slave, now banished from the only family and home he has ever known.
Meanwhile, trouble looms across the sea as Heirik, a young nobleman with a thirst for power meets Razna, a shepherd’s daughter with limitless ambition.
When an invasion upends their lives, Terzjin and Valcero must escape with their people to the ends of the known world. They will have to venture into places forbidden and forgotten, uncover ancient secrets, survive grave peril, and find a way home.
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Anthony Hodge was born in Johannesburg and grew up in Cape Town, South Africa. He currently lives in Madrid, Spain. He studied film and psychology, and has worked in education for many years. He has had a lifelong fascination with myths, legends, and ancient history from around the world. This is his first novel.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In the land of Caeria, Terzjin is a bodyguard with a talent for staying out of sight, and haunted by memories he would rather forget. Valcero is an orphaned slave, now banished from the only family and home he has ever known.Meanwhile, trouble looms across the sea as Heirik, a young nobleman with a thirst for power, meets Razna, a shepherd's daughter with limitless ambition.When an invasion upends their lives, Terzjin and Valcero must escape with their people to the ends of the known world. They will have to venture into places forbidden and forgotten, uncover ancient secrets, survive grave peril, and find a way home. Artikel-Nr. 9788409770106
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