Bøger af Michael Curtis Hilde

The trip peaks in Episode III, with Rhone and Ethric thought dead; Kestrel, Corwin and Betony lost in the Frostlands; and the earth slowly tearing itself apart after it has ceased to rotate. The snow on the mountaintops ominously floats into the sky as The Whisplins' two moons wax to full, and the gigantic animals prepare their final attack. King Nion in his tower is slowly losing control over his body as The Black Nothing overtakes his soul - leaving him unaware of the coming onslaught. As the epic final battle falls out, can the heroes act fast enough to keep peace native to The Whisplins? The tapestry is at last complete, but will the candle fall?

Rings of standing stones. Goblins and alchemists in a world with two moons. The black unicorn. A mysterious hooded ranger. Her weapon: a flower containing the hallucinogen known as Blue Truth. A woodwose mystagogue from the dawn of time. A teen prophet on the run from his destiny. And a cruel young King who aspires to the love of his people - even at the cost of his heart. These elements combine to form the spellbinding majesty of The Whisplins. Mystical, mythic, epic, Blue Truth fully immerses readers in a song of magic, in an era beyond history's memory.

"A novel about a certain time, a certain place, and a certain generation, which as yet has no name, only a face." Charting the rise of the internet music scene of the late-aughties, English Manners Club tells the story of Anna and a boy named Irael, two young literary misfits who are unaware that they're renting out the same mansion. Each mistakes the other to be the ghost haunting their abode as they fall in love. While a radiant new music scene blossoms from their house shows, outside interests threaten to intrude. Anna and Irael struggle to stay real, even as they discover themselves to be the essence of the unreal.