Mark ash de koch (7 resultados)

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Some worlds choose their savior. Some worlds never let him go. Eli Navarro keeps the systems running. He is the quiet man in the back of the room, the one nobody notices until something breaks - and then, one gold morning on the walk to work, something breaks that he cannot fix. A car. A white light. And then a field under two moons, in a world called Orvaeth, where a woman with the wind in her hair is kneeling over the scar on his palm and calling him the savior her people have prayed four winters for. He isn't. He knows exactly what the mark is: a childhood burn, a fireworks accident, nothing at all. He has no magic - he cannot so much as stir a candle. But the darkness eating Orvaeth does not kill. It offers. Village by village, in the warm voices of your own beloved dead, it invites the tired and the frightened to set down the unbearable weight of being someone - and one by one, they say yes. An ordinary man cannot fight a thing like that. But Eli has spent his whole life being no one, and he has learned something the world's bravest have not: the only weapon against a darkness that wins by surrender is a self that refuses to stop choosing. And two worlds away, his true body lies in a hospital bed - while every night the crossing tries to drag him home, back to a life he is no longer sure he wants, away from the one place he has ever mattered. The Mark of Ash is the first book of a portal-fantasy chronicle about time, memory, and the terrible cost of being the one who leaves. A complete story with a beginning, a middle, and an end - and the door to something far larger. For readers of character-driven epic fantasy who love an ordinary hero, a prophecy turned on its head, and a darkness you can almost forgive.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Some worlds choose their savior. Some worlds never let him go. Eli Navarro keeps the systems running. He is the quiet man in the back of the room, the one nobody notices until something breaks - and then, one gold morning on the walk to work, something breaks that he cannot fix. A car. A white light. And then a field under two moons, in a world called Orvaeth, where a woman with the wind in her hair is kneeling over the scar on his palm and calling him the savior her people have prayed four winters for. He isn't. He knows exactly what the mark is: a childhood burn, a fireworks accident, nothing at all. He has no magic - he cannot so much as stir a candle. But the darkness eating Orvaeth does not kill. It offers. Village by village, in the warm voices of your own beloved dead, it invites the tired and the frightened to set down the unbearable weight of being someone - and one by one, they say yes. An ordinary man cannot fight a thing like that. But Eli has spent his whole life being no one, and he has learned something the world's bravest have not: the only weapon against a darkness that wins by surrender is a self that refuses to stop choosing. And two worlds away, his true body lies in a hospital bed - while every night the crossing tries to drag him home, back to a life he is no longer sure he wants, away from the one place he has ever mattered. The Mark of Ash is the first book of a portal-fantasy chronicle about time, memory, and the terrible cost of being the one who leaves. A complete story with a beginning, a middle, and an end - and the door to something far larger. For readers of character-driven epic fantasy who love an ordinary hero, a prophecy turned on its head, and a darkness you can almost forgive. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Condición: New. Print on Demand.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Condición: New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Some worlds choose their savior. Some worlds never let him go. Eli Navarro keeps the systems running. He is the quiet man in the back of the room, the one nobody notices until something breaks - and then, one gold morning on the walk to work, something breaks that he cannot fix. A car. A white light. And then a field under two moons, in a world called Orvaeth, where a woman with the wind in her hair is kneeling over the scar on his palm and calling him the savior her people have prayed four winters for. He isn't. He knows exactly what the mark is: a childhood burn, a fireworks accident, nothing at all. He has no magic - he cannot so much as stir a candle. But the darkness eating Orvaeth does not kill. It offers. Village by village, in the warm voices of your own beloved dead, it invites the tired and the frightened to set down the unbearable weight of being someone - and one by one, they say yes. An ordinary man cannot fight a thing like that. But Eli has spent his whole life being no one, and he has learned something the world's bravest have not: the only weapon against a darkness that wins by surrender is a self that refuses to stop choosing. And two worlds away, his true body lies in a hospital bed - while every night the crossing tries to drag him home, back to a life he is no longer sure he wants, away from the one place he has ever mattered. The Mark of Ash is the first book of a portal-fantasy chronicle about time, memory, and the terrible cost of being the one who leaves. A complete story with a beginning, a middle, and an end - and the door to something far larger. For readers of character-driven epic fantasy who love an ordinary hero, a prophecy turned on its head, and a darkness you can almost forgive. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…