Harrow

von Pete D. Jenkins

756 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

THE HUNT BEGINSThe fire had already burned itself out when Thorne came home.His longhouse was ash.His wife had been murdered and arranged as part of a ritualhe could not understand.His children were gone.The killers left no demands. No explanation.Only a strange gold coin no one can identify and a trail>What begins as a desperate hunt for his missing son anddaughter becomes a journey into a world far older and>Ancient roads cross forgotten lands. Dead things whisperfrom the marshes. Forgotten kingdoms hide behind historiesdeliberately erased.And everywhere he goes, someone seems to be expecting him.At his side walks Bjarne, an aging skald whose knowledgemay be the only thing keeping them alive.Together they follow a path littered with impossible clues, ritual killings, and secrets that reach beyond the edges of>But every answer reveals a darker truth.The men who took his children were never hiding from him.>As grief strips away the man he became, something olderbegins to emerge.The thing his wife spent years teaching him to keep buried.The thing that once made warriors fear the dark and>They think they are the hunters.>HARROW is a grimdark epic of vengeance, horror, and transformation-a brutal tale of a father willingto cross the ends of the world to bring his children home.