Folk of the Foundling

von Liv Evans

376 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

Paloma thought that coming home to the Foundling Inn would mean warm meals, familiar faces, and a chance to grieve her father's passing. Just when it feels like life might get back to normal, a horde of skeletons bursts through the front door and ruins it all. But the attack is more than just a random act of violence. The dead are rising, small towns are falling, and the power-hungry regent is too busy preparing for his coronation to do anything about it. Luckily, Paloma's mother and her best friend are no stranger to fighting. Once, they stood alongside their fellow adventurers to stop the regent from seizing control of the realm. Their rebellion might have failed, but their courage did not. After rising from the ashes of their defeat to build the Foundling Inn, a sanctuary for misfits and free spirits, they refuse to let a little something like necromancy tear it down. Together with old family, new friends, and a talking skillet, Paloma sets out to uncover the cause of the undead threat. Because while the thought of saving the realm may seem a bit too ambitious, protecting their home is non-negotiable.