Marie Bilodeau

Nigh - Book 4 (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

With the hopes of the faerie realm turned to dust, Alva Viola Taverner and Hector Henry Featherson strike the final blow to the veil between worlds, shattering it and returning them to the human realm. But one hundred years have passed for humanity, and things have changed. The world awaiting them now bears larger teeth and sharper claws, and it hungers for much more than their lives.

*Fourth installment of the serialized novel. "The first great serialized novel of the year." - Black Gate Magazine "Nigh's first installment bodes simultaneously fantastic and terrifying for the balance of the novel." - The Page of Reviews "There's a soothing, almost seductive quality to Marie's writing that lulls you into a sense of ordinariness, only to slam you with a new and rapidly changing reality that leaves you as breathless and reeling as the characters…over and over and over." - Linda Poitevin, author of the Grigori Legacy "Bilodeau has embraced a storytelling method made popular by Charles Dickens, Armistead Maupin and Stephen King but she's given it new life and an incredible sense of urgency. " - Jamieson Wolf, bestselling author

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Marie Bilodeau
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. März 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781738061471
• Artikelnr.: 70127785

Autorenporträt

Marie Bilodeau is an Ottawa-based speculative fiction author and performing storyteller. Her books has won several awards and has been translated into French (Les Éditions Alire) and Chinese (SF World). Her short stories have appeared in various anthologies and cool place like Amazing Stories and Analog Science Fiction & Fact.

Marie is also a storyteller and has told stories across Canada in theatres, tea shops, at festivals and under disco balls. She's won story slams with personal stories, has participated in epic tellings at the National Arts Centre, and has adapted classical material.