Sunstone by Freya Robertson
The Incendi elementals that dwell beneath the mountains have found a way to tap into the Arbor’s roots, which stretch not only across the land but also through time, and King Pyra is determined to crush the ancient tree.
Twenty-two years after the defeat of the Darkwater Lords, Chonrad’s widow Procella and their three children are drawn back to Heartwood to investigate the rumour of strange fires springing up across the land. Across three separate timelines, the heroes must battle to join together their ancient sunstones, to overcome the Incendi threat, and to protect the Arbor and make earth victorious once more.
File Under: Fantasy [ Under Siege | The Generation Game | Incendiary | Heartwood Revisited ]
Covert Art: Alejandro Colucci
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Book Info:
The Second Book in the Elemental Wars Series
UK Print
Date: 3rd April 2014
ISBN: 9780857663887
Format: Medium (B-Format) Paperback
R.R.P.: £8.99
North American Print
Date: 25th March 2014
ISBN: 9780857663894
Format: Large (Trade) Paperback
R.R.P.: US$14.99 CAN$16.99
Ebook
Date: 25th March 2014
ISBN: 9780857663900
Format: Epub & Mobi
R.R.P.: £5.49 / US$6.99
Other Books in This Series:
1. Heartwood (World: November 2013)
Buying Info:
UK Print & Ebook
Amazon.co.uk | Book Depository | Waterstones | WHSmith
North American Print & Ebook
Amazon.com | Amazon.ca | BarnesandNoble.com | IndieBound.org
Global DRM-Free Epub Ebook
On-sale 25th March 2014 from the Robot Trading Company
Author Info:
Freya Robertson: WWW | @EpicFreya on Twitter | Facebook
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Praise and Reviews for Heartwood:
“Excellent mise-en-scene and detail; egalitarian society at heart of novel most welcome…a promising start from new fantasy writer Freya Robertson” 4 stars
– Paul Weimer, SF Signal
“You like your fantasy, with adventure and death. This is for you. And with a twist to environment as well!”
– My World in Words and Pages
“A story that entices and captivates from the very first chapter, and beyond… Robertson has created something really special with the world of Anguis and with all of its ecological and chronological functions etc. Nothing has been left out and the conveyance of this is remarkable.” 9/10
– Sleepless Musings