Resonance - Celine Kiernan

Resonance

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Buch | Softcover
464 Seiten
2015
O'Brien Press Ltd (Verlag)
978-1-84717-577-9 (ISBN)
18,15 inkl. MwSt
Ireland, 1890: two immortals prowl in search of food for their ‘Angel’ and they will stop at nothing to maintain their grip on life. A seamstress, the young man who loves her, and a magician soon find themselves imprisoned in the immortals' country estate. Here, they are nothing but food and entertainment. Soon they will be nothing at all.



 
What does it mean to be alive? What is it worth to stay alive?



Ireland, 1890: two ruthless immortals prowl the theatre district in search of food for their ‘Angel’. Ancient, pitiless and caring for none but their own twisted family, they will stop at nothing to maintain their grip on life.



A seamstress, the young man who loves her and a penniless American magician soon find themselves imprisoned in a snow-bound country estate, the latest additions to the family’s warped collection. Here, they are nothing but food, nothing but entertainment, and soon they will be nothing at all.



Many miles from their homes and fighting for survival, Tina, Joe and Harry will come to understand that far more is at stake than their lives.



‘Ireland’s answer to J.K. Rowling … at the forefront of Irish fantasy writing’ Sunday Independent

Celine Kiernan is an Irish author of fantasy novels for young adults. She is best known for The Moorehawke Trilogy. Her fourth book, Into the Grey, won both the CBI Book of the Year Award and the CBI Children's Choice Award in 2012. It won the 2013 Readers' Association of Ireland Award for best book. Born and raised in Dublin, she now lives in Virginia, Co. Cavan.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 6.4.2015
Verlagsort Dublin
Sprache englisch
Maße 128 x 196 mm
Gewicht 343 g
Themenwelt Kinder- / Jugendbuch
ISBN-10 1-84717-577-5 / 1847175775
ISBN-13 978-1-84717-577-9 / 9781847175779
Zustand Neuware
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