The Witch Beneath the Frozen Moon

von Martin Swan

56 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

She was branded a witch. He spent his life hunting witches. Together, they may be the only hope of saving a kingdom trapped in endless winter.For three unforgiving years, the kingdom of Isenwald has known only ice.Villages vanish without a trace, ancient glaciers crack open, and whispers tell of a mysterious witch whose footsteps leave impossible blue flowers blooming in the snow.Captain Ronan Valgard, Isenwald's most respected witch hunter, is sent to capture the elusive Freya before she can bring further destruction to the kingdom.Instead, he discovers an unsettling truth.Freya is not the cause of the endless winter.She is the only one holding it back.As forgotten legends come to life, monstrous guardians awaken beneath the mountains, and the sinister Order of the Ash Moon closes in, Ronan is forced to question everything he has ever believed. Together with Freya, he must uncover an ancient conspiracy that has divided their people for centuries.But every use of Freya's extraordinary magic brings her closer to losing herself forever, and the only way to save Isenwald may demand a sacrifice neither of them is willing to make.Filled with breathtaking frozen landscapes, ancient magic, unforgettable creatures, thrilling battles, slow-burn romance, and long-buried secrets, The Witch Beneath the Frozen Moon is the captivating third novel in The Moonfall Kingdoms-a series of interconnected standalone romantasy adventures where every new romance unlocks another piece of an epic mystery destined to unite five kingdoms.Perfect for readers who love:Enemies-to-lovers romantasyWitches and witch huntersFrozen kingdoms and magical wintersAncient guardians and forgotten legendsSlow-burn romance with emotional depthEpic fantasy adventuresInterconnected standalone fantasy series

• Reihe: The Moonfall Kingdom
• Themen: Belletristik Fantasyliteratur
• ISBN: 9798235818590
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 27.07.2026
• Größe: 216 x 140 mm
• Verlag: Martin Swan