Name: Storm of Ascension (en Inglés)
SKU: 52399059
Price: 325.92 MXN
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Author: C.H. Williams
ISBN: 9781733356930

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

C.H. Williams Literary

Autor

C.H. Williams

Año

2020

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

114

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781733356930

Categorías

Fantasía

Storm of Ascension (en Inglés)

C.h. Williams (Autor) · C.H. Williams Literary · Tapa Blanda

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When Sebastian makes an ill-fated deal with a hermit living in the ruins of the Abandoned Island, he summons a magic from the sea so powerful that even the ancient mystics could not master it.Lee, who has loved the sea to death, finds herself face-to-face with a creature of the shadows, trapped beneath the frozen waves.Amid the apparent danger of magic sits Emerly, himself a healer—the heartbreaking truth of magic sparks pain and reflections as he flows the woman he loves on her climb to the top.And Ada.Ada, whose legacy will be her father’s seat in the Guild, Ada, who has found her feet firmly on the ground amid her doubts of identity, Ada, who is testing the waters of love and affection in the face of change—it is Ada, who finds herself at the center of the storm, who must decide between protecting the budding seeds of Aerdela and saving their pasts.Where some told the stories, to try to remember, Ada begins to wonder if perhaps, it’s best to forget.The continuation of the story began in Festival of Frost, Storm of Ascension chronicles the political aftermath of the Merchant exodus from the Capital. Though it is easy to embrace the magic still wild beyond the sprawling city, Ada, Sebastian, and Lee must face a dangerous piece of magic brought forth by an old practitioner, and, too, the reality that welcoming magic with open arms is not only impractical, but could threaten the very foundation upon which Aerdela was built.