Devastating Hate (#2 Legends Of The Alfar)

Author: Markus Heitz

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Price : $22.99 AUD
ISBN : 9781782065913
Publisher : Quercus
Imprint : Jo Fletcher Books
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Weight (g) : 0.41
Publication date : 01 June 2015
Dimensions : 198mm X 129mm
Produced in : United Kingdom
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Author : Markus Heitz
Series : The Legends of the Alfar
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Edition : 615
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Language : English
Dewey classification : 833.92
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They are the enemies of the dwarves and control the darkest magics, but even then power of the Alfar has its limits. To save their own people, they must enter into an unwinnable war. Sinthoras and Caphalor, two very different Alfar, watch as their plans come to fruition: the hidden land - the home of the dwarves - has fallen to their army of trolls, barbarians and Alfar, and now the lands of the hated elves are within their grasp. But the alliance is beginning to crumble as greed triumphs over obedience. And Sinthoras and Caphalor face another threat: an enemy from the empire of the Alfar, thought to be defeated, has resurfaced, and while their best warriors fight in the hidden land, the Alfar homeland lies almost defenceless ...This edition contains bonus material!

Author description

Markus Heitz was born in 1971; he studied history and German language and literature. His debut novel Schatten uber Ulldart (the first in a series of epic fantasy novels) won the Deutscher Phantastik Preis (German Fantasy Award) in 2003. His bestselling Dwarves trilogy has earned him a place among Germany's most successful fantasy authors. He currently lives in Zweibrucken, Germany.

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The Bundjalung of Byron Bay Arakwal People have lived in the coastal landscape around Byron Bay for at least 22,000 years.We acknowledge and show respect for the original people on the land on which we are based. We respectfully acknowledge the ancient cultural presence in the Australian landscape by First Nation peoples and their ongoing traditional and spiritual custodianship of the marine areas, beaches, bush, rivers, lakes and mountains.