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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The folklore was real. All of it.In Evergreen City, magic and technology have lived side by side for three hundred years - enchanted compasses next to charged phones, glowing vegetables beside ordinary ones, and nobody thinks twice. Venus grew up in the old cottage at the forest's edge, where her guardian Evelyn brews remedies and the moss grows where it pleases.Then the guidance arrives - unexpected, unwanted, and impossible to ignore - and Venus learns the truth hiding inside the city's oldest stories: the Black Pyramid at the world's coldest point is real. And something is waking beneath it.With her companions beside her, Venus sets out on a quest that will take her through hunted forests, frozen wastes, and dangers both ancient and digital - to face Maleric and discover what the old magic has been protecting all along.A middle-grade fantasy adventure where spellcraft meets circuitry, Venus: The Black Pyramid is a story about courage, friendship, and finding out that the strangest thing in the old stories might be you.Perfect for readers aged 10-14 who love magic, quests, and heroes who don't know they're heroes yet.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - At 3:17 every morning, something answers.Owen Ward repairs old radios in a harbour workshop on the Irish coast. It is quiet, careful work - the kind that suits a man who has spent eleven years avoiding the shoreline where his twelve-year-old daughter, Clara, vanished.Then his father's old Bush radio begins to speak.Not with static. Not with drift. With Clara's voice.At first, Owen believes grief has finally found a way to break him. But the signal returns the next night. And the next. Each transmission is precise, structured, and impossible - as if something has been waiting for him to stop transmitting and start listening.What begins as one father's impossible hope draws Owen into something far older than his own loss: other listeners, other voices, records that should not exist, and a stretch of seabed off Dunargan Point that someone has spent decades keeping undisturbed.A retired superintendent remembers a report that vanished from the files. A woman watching the shore has kept silent for thirty years. And somewhere beneath the dark water, an institution has been standing guard over something it refuses to name.The dead have not been silent.They have been waiting to be heard.3:17 is Book One of The Listening Ground, a literary supernatural mystery about grief, memory, radio, and the dangerous act of paying attention.Not every haunting needs a house. Some only need a frequency.The Listening Ground continues in Book Two: Where Down Is. …