Villa við að hlaða síðu.
Prófaðu að endurnýja síðuna. Ef það gengur ekki gæti vandamálið tengst netkerfinu. Þú getur notað prófunarsíðuna okkar til að sjá hvað kemur í veg fyrir hleðslu síðunnar.
Kynntu þér hugsanleg vandamál í nettengingu eða hafðu samband við notendaþjónustu til að fá meiri hjálp.
Upplýsingar um The Boom Bands eftir Jeff Somers - Biðlisti

The Boom Bands

eftir Jeff Somers
rafbók
Learn the Words. Get the blood. Rule the world. A stand-alone short story in the Ustari Cycle—the gritty supernatural series that includes We Are Not Good People from the "exhilarating, powerful, and entertaining" (Guardian) storyteller of the Avery Cates series.
For blood mages, the twenty-first century means hiding in the shadows, keeping society unaware of their incredible powers. The power-hungry sort plot quietly to manufacture tragedies bloody enough to give them the gas they need to cast monumental spells. Lem is a little lower down the ladder than that, bleeding nobody but himself, skating by on small Cantrips, cons, and charms.

Lately though, his days have taken a strange turn, always the same and yet minutely different. Since hooking up with this group that wants to utilize his uncanny ability to write and alter spells for their Big Heist, Lem's constantly feeling like he's forgetting something, like something is calling to him from the beyond. Perhaps most bizarre of all, his best friend Mags is nowhere to be found—and the police seem to want to help Lem locate him. The po-po being helpful to a Trickster like him? Now he knows something is up.

This ebook also contains an excerpt of We Are Not Good People.

  • Höfundar

  • Seríur

    The Ustari Cycle

  • Útgefandi

  • Útgáfudagur

    9. janúar 2017

  • Snið

    • OverDrive Read

      • ISBN: 9781501141447
      • Skráarstærð: 1549 KB

    • EPUB-rafbók

      • ISBN: 9781501141447
      • Skráarstærð: 4309 KB

  • Aðgengi

    Engin yfirlýsing útgefanda gefin upp

  • Tungumál

    • Enska

Snið

  • OverDrive Read
  • EPUB-rafbók

efnisorð

Tungumál

  • Enska