The Silver Witch: Shadow Chronicles
Autor Paula Brackstonen Limba Engleză Paperback – 3 dec 2015
One year after artist Tilda Forwells loses her husband, she is finally ready to move into the secluded Welsh cottage they were meant to be sharing together.
In the valley below her mountain home is a mystical lake which inspires a strange energy in her. She starts to experience potent dreams, visions, presentiments which all lead her to Seren, the witch and shaman who legend has it lived on this lakeshore in Celtic times.
As Tilda explores the lake's powers and her own, her connection to Seren grows stronger. And when she comes under grave threat, she must rely on Seren and this ancient magic to save her.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781472150653
ISBN-10: 1472150651
Pagini: 352
Dimensiuni: 128 x 196 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.28 kg
Editura: Little Brown
Colecția Corsair
Seria Shadow Chronicles
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1472150651
Pagini: 352
Dimensiuni: 128 x 196 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.28 kg
Editura: Little Brown
Colecția Corsair
Seria Shadow Chronicles
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Recenzii
The Winter Witch is one of the most magical and compelling novels I've ever read. A tender and exquisitely written tale, with a heroine who continues to haunt your dreams long after you close the book.
A sensitive, beautifully written account . . . If the Bronte sisters had penned magical realism, this would have been the result.
Compelling
A riveting tale of sorcery and time travel.
A gorgeous mash-up of ghost story and Celtic folklore, written with a natural ear for poetry.
My mind is like the willow; it flexes and springs. My heart is a knot of oak. Let them try to wound me. Let them try.
One year after artist Tilda Forwells loses her husband, she is finally ready to move into the secluded Welsh cottage they were meant to be sharing together.
In the valley below her mountain home is a mystical lake which inspires a strange energy in her. She starts to experience potent dreams, visions, presentiments which all lead her to Seren, the witch and shaman who legend has it lived on this lakeshore in Celtic times.
As Tilda explores the lake's powers and her own, her connection to Seren grows stronger. And when she comes under grave threat, she must rely on Seren and this ancient magic to save her.
Praise for Paula Brackston
'A riveting tale of sorcery and time travel' Marie Claire, on The Witch's Daughter
Compelling Guardian on The Midnight Witch
'A sensitive, beautifully written account . . . If the Bronte sisters had penned magical realism, this would have been the result.' Guardian on The Winter Witch
A sensitive, beautifully written account . . . If the Bronte sisters had penned magical realism, this would have been the result.
Compelling
A riveting tale of sorcery and time travel.
A gorgeous mash-up of ghost story and Celtic folklore, written with a natural ear for poetry.
My mind is like the willow; it flexes and springs. My heart is a knot of oak. Let them try to wound me. Let them try.
One year after artist Tilda Forwells loses her husband, she is finally ready to move into the secluded Welsh cottage they were meant to be sharing together.
In the valley below her mountain home is a mystical lake which inspires a strange energy in her. She starts to experience potent dreams, visions, presentiments which all lead her to Seren, the witch and shaman who legend has it lived on this lakeshore in Celtic times.
As Tilda explores the lake's powers and her own, her connection to Seren grows stronger. And when she comes under grave threat, she must rely on Seren and this ancient magic to save her.
Praise for Paula Brackston
'A riveting tale of sorcery and time travel' Marie Claire, on The Witch's Daughter
Compelling Guardian on The Midnight Witch
'A sensitive, beautifully written account . . . If the Bronte sisters had penned magical realism, this would have been the result.' Guardian on The Winter Witch