Desert of Ice - Marinan, M.
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Ash likes a challenge. It looks like she's got one... So she's accidentally travelled to the massive, futuristic city of Lile, 2598 AD. But now she's been given cryptic instructions to 'find the blue-eared girl', she's going to give it her best shot. If only George would answer his phone and come join her... Back in Lunden, 1819 AD, George is a little tied up, and severely displeased with his brother and sister-in-law. Sure, he's mentioned time travel once or twice. But is the insane asylum really necessary? Then Anne shows up in his cell with a strange weapon in her hand and a cheeky look in…mehr

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Ash likes a challenge. It looks like she's got one... So she's accidentally travelled to the massive, futuristic city of Lile, 2598 AD. But now she's been given cryptic instructions to 'find the blue-eared girl', she's going to give it her best shot. If only George would answer his phone and come join her... Back in Lunden, 1819 AD, George is a little tied up, and severely displeased with his brother and sister-in-law. Sure, he's mentioned time travel once or twice. But is the insane asylum really necessary? Then Anne shows up in his cell with a strange weapon in her hand and a cheeky look in her eye. She also has directions for his next steps...but where has she been? Not far from where Ash is beginning her search, Coryn is rebuilding her life after losing almost everything that matters to her. All she has left is a bag full of junk, as well as instructions to find a desperately powerful supernatural item before the wicked Creatures can do so. But then she runs into an old enemy who's more than what they seem. Paths are about to cross in a desperate race to save a nation that doesn't even know it's in danger... Praise for The Eternity Stone: 'A book I didn't want to put down, even at the expense of my sleep'. Praise for Mountain of Glass: 'A really, really good read.' Praise for Breaking the Glass Slipper: 'Rich and complex, with twists and turns all over the show.'
Autorenporträt
M. Marinan is comfortably located in Wellington, New Zealand: a city that 'you can't beat on a fine day'. (Disclaimer: there aren't that many fine days, but she's still there.)

She loves stories with adventure, drama and a happy ending, and writes in the same vein. She also likes beautiful things, nice people and carefully created art the sort that looks as though it took effort, not like a toddler painted it with a brush stuck to their forehead. She also illustrates all her own work. It's fun, she knows the characters...and she's a bit cheap.

Thanks to Massey University for making her feel qualified to publish her own work (and for giving her a student debt that will follow her into her old age. It was worth it).