The Sound at the Edge: Volume 2 (The Shaerealm Series) - Tapa blanda

Reseña del editor

Thane found the power of his Song in time to save his best friend Remi, but in so doing, burned it out. He's left part dragon, part human, and songless to start over again in Sanctum to train himself to control the monster that rages within. Remi comes along and discovers her mother is alive. Trapped in the Shaerealm and held captive, Remi's mother might have found a weapon that could change the balance of power in the realms forever. But Sanctum won't save her. It's up to Remi, Thane, and anyone else they can convince to come with them to break all the rules and bargain with the ancient ones to find a way across the void of space and escape to a world where all the laws of nature have changed. If they succeed they'll reunite a family. If they fail, they and anyone with them will die. And if they can't make the journey in the right way at the right time with the right people, the Weave itself may unravel and drag all their worlds into unmaking.

Biografía del autor

Even before she came to have a close tie to the Exxon Valdez oil spill, Angela Day would have described the event as a defining chapter in her life. Like people worldwide, she was astounded that such an accident was even possible, and heartbroken as she followed media coverage and saw images of the environmental devastation it caused.

Meeting her husband Bobby Day the fisherman at the heart of Red Light to Starboard deepened her understanding of the spill's impacts. She took copious notes as he shared anecdotes about fishing, his family's history in Alaska, and the crushing consequences he withstood after the disaster. She also collected news articles related to the 1994 jury trial held in Anchorage.

Compelled to investigate further, she discovered layers of complexity surrounding the supertanker's grounding. In the end, Day spent nearly a decade working evenings and summers around a full-time job and graduate school in order to complete her manuscript.