A Rising Moon (eBook)

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The second novel in this gripping historical fantasy series, set in an alternate first-century Britain, follows Orla Paorach, freedom fighter and daughter of a Boudica-like warrior.

"Orla! Hurry, girl! You must come with me!"

Orla Paorach's life was overturned for the first time when her mother Voada was beaten senseless, and Orla was taken by Bakir, a minor Mundoan army officer, as his second wife. Now her world is shattered a second time: Bakir has died in battle, and so has her mother, now known as the Mad Draoi of the Cateni.

Orla flees northward to Onglse, the island home of the draoi that is the center of the Cateni rebellion against the Mundoa. She becomes quickly embroiled in battle as well as deceptions from both sides of the conflict, as everyone expects that she's come to take up her mother's mantle. Those who knew her mother offer their help, but can she trust any of them? Can she avoid becoming the Mad Draoi herself, lost in the magic her mother once tried to wield?

An intense, fast-paced novel, A Rising Moon explores trust, courage, and the deep seduction of power.

The second novel in this gripping historical fantasy series, set in an alternate first-century Britain, follows Orla Paorach, freedom fighter and daughter of a Boudica-like warrior.

"Orla! Hurry, girl! You must come with me!"

Orla Paorach's life was overturned for the first time when her mother Voada was beaten senseless, and Orla was taken by Bakir, a minor Mundoan army officer, as his second wife. Now her world is shattered a second time: Bakir has died in battle, and so has her mother, now known as the Mad Draoi of the Cateni.

Orla flees northward to Onglse, the island home of the draoi that is the center of the Cateni rebellion against the Mundoa. She becomes quickly embroiled in battle as well as deceptions from both sides of the conflict, as everyone expects that she's come to take up her mother's mantle. Those who knew her mother offer their help, but can she trust any of them? Can she avoid becoming the Mad Draoi herself, lost in the magic her mother once tried to wield?

An intense, fast-paced novel, A Rising Moon explores trust, courage, and the deep seduction of power.

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VerlagAstra Publishing House
EinbandAdobe Digital Editions
Erscheinungsjahr2018
Seitenangabe352 S.
AusgabekennzeichenEnglisch
Masse2'468 KB
PlattformEPUB
ReiheSunpath
AutorLeigh, Stephen

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Über den Autor Stephen Leigh

Stephen Leigh, who has also written under the name S.L. Farrell, is a Cincinnati-based author who has published thirty-one novels and nearly sixty pieces of short fiction. His work has won and been nominated for awards in both science fiction and fantasy genres. Steve is married to his best friend Denise; they have two children. His interests include music, the martial art aikido, fine art, history, culture, anthropology, sociology, and finding spare bits of free time. He doesn't have much success at that last one. He taught Creative Writing at Northern Kentucky University for over 20 years and has been a frequent speaker to writers' groups. His recent novels include Bound to a Single Sun (2022), A Crowd of Stars (2020), A Rising Moon (2018), A Fading Sun (2017), The Crow of Connemara (2015), and Immortal Muse (2014). He is also a long-time contributor to the Wild Cards series, edited by George R.R. Martin. Publisher's Weekly has called him "one of the strongest voices in fantasy" and Booklist has said of his Cloudmages Trilogy (written under the pseudonym S.L Farrell) that it was "Good enough to cast in gold." www.stephenleigh.comwww.farrellworlds.comhttps://www.emptyboxpress.com/empty-box-authors/stephen-leigh/www.facebook.com/sleighwriter

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