T. S. Gough

Dreamer in the North (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Life in Gaminia's capital - Northcrest - is tarnished with unease when war suddenly looms in the north. The Kaspicians have not been heard of for centuries, hidden beyond the near impassable, wintry Mount Numanich. Now they are ready to invade.

Aurelia, despite her high status and studies as a healer, leads an uneventful life compared to her sister - a secret agent - and her troubled brother - a big time drunk. Not only that, she is a social outcast because of her dark skin and curly hair, unable to fit in with the other nobles. But she's always had the power to dream of incredible things, a gift which begins to change, right as news of the potential Kaspician invasion reaches her ears. Ethereal voices begin to call to her with warnings, she travels to strange places in her dreams and experiences the supernatural in a way that is all too real. When she gets the sense that a great power is growing inside her, strong enough to turn the tide in Northcrest's favour, she embarks on a quest to stop the enemy's plans.

But she is not the only one with hidden powers. Northcrest has many secrets, and some monsters are hiding in plain sight. As Aurelia's magic blossoms, so does her understanding of who she is and the plight of her ancestors. Whether she can save Northcrest and her family depends on how willing she is to accept her true identity.

Because she might not like everything she discovers...

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: T.S. Gough
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. Oktober 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798215640371
• Artikelnr.: 67060557

Autorenporträt

Thomas S. Gough grew up in the suburbs of Manchester. He has a BA in Modern Languages from Durham University, with a focus on Chinese, Russian and French language, literature and culture. In 2019, he graduated from the University of Oxford with an MSc in Contemporary Chinese Studies, where his research focused on East Asian sexuality, gender and post-colonial migration patterns between China, Japan, Taiwan and South Korea. He speaks fluent Mandarin and has an intermediate command of French and Russian. Thomas currently works in Forensic Investigations and Intelligence in London and is learning Cantonese in his spare time. Dreamer in the North is his first novel. His upcoming sequel, When Dreams Lead South, is set to be released in spring 2023.