Are you looking for read ebook online? Search for your book and save it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Download Coriander: Orders of Blood PDF full book. Access full book title Coriander: Orders of Blood by David LeBarron. Download full books in PDF and EPUB format.
Author: David LeBarron Publisher: Booktango ISBN: 146895718X Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 108
Book Description
Magick Users run the government, heal the sick and are priests to the Goddess who blesses them. And yet, they have been rendered useless in the face of an unknown murderous fiend. Covered in blood, Coriander and Vushi, lowly magick school apprentices, are cleaning up the ghastly remains of a slaughtered farmer and his family. No one, not even the master-Magi, can figure out who or what is responsible for this terrible deed. Coriander is sent to warn Madraceas, a nearby town, but he is too late. They have all been slaughtered. Wandering the empty, silent town, Coriander prays for answers. Magick leads him to a clue - a terrified young boy alone and hiding in the carnage. When the true murderer is revealed every precaution is taken but swords and magicks fail against this mighty foe. Can anyone prevent this seemingly unstoppable monster from killing again? Can clever Coriander save them all? Travel back to the Bronze Age where harpies, minotaurs, and other cruel monsters battle pre-Hellenistic Gods and their mortal heroes. Where magick wielding warriors protect towns from sea raiders and mountain Scavengers. Where ghosts, faeries and nymphs bless or destroy roads, homes and the helpless. And where a young man learning this magick is just trying to get through school. He has an extraordinary gift...for getting into trouble. His name is Coriander and these are his stories.
Author: David LeBarron Publisher: Booktango ISBN: 146895718X Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 108
Book Description
Magick Users run the government, heal the sick and are priests to the Goddess who blesses them. And yet, they have been rendered useless in the face of an unknown murderous fiend. Covered in blood, Coriander and Vushi, lowly magick school apprentices, are cleaning up the ghastly remains of a slaughtered farmer and his family. No one, not even the master-Magi, can figure out who or what is responsible for this terrible deed. Coriander is sent to warn Madraceas, a nearby town, but he is too late. They have all been slaughtered. Wandering the empty, silent town, Coriander prays for answers. Magick leads him to a clue - a terrified young boy alone and hiding in the carnage. When the true murderer is revealed every precaution is taken but swords and magicks fail against this mighty foe. Can anyone prevent this seemingly unstoppable monster from killing again? Can clever Coriander save them all? Travel back to the Bronze Age where harpies, minotaurs, and other cruel monsters battle pre-Hellenistic Gods and their mortal heroes. Where magick wielding warriors protect towns from sea raiders and mountain Scavengers. Where ghosts, faeries and nymphs bless or destroy roads, homes and the helpless. And where a young man learning this magick is just trying to get through school. He has an extraordinary gift...for getting into trouble. His name is Coriander and these are his stories.
Author: Barbara Victor Publisher: ISBN: 9780753151372 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 384
Book Description
A chartered plane explodes in mid-air over the mountains of Mexico, leaving trauma surgeon Coriander Wyatt, a grieving and puzzled widow. How could her husband Danny have left her a secret fund of one million dollars in cash and why has his body disappeared? Could he have been the liar, thief and murderer that the District Attorney claims? While Corinader searches for the truth, she is only too conscious of her growing feelings for the D.A.'s investigator Adam Singer and his growing feelings for her.
Author: David LeBarron
Author: David LeBarron
Author: 
Author: 
Author: 
Author: Barbara Victor
Author: 
Author: 
Author: William GIBSON (Veterinary Surgeon.)
Author: 
Author: George Oliver