Nightingale - Melissa Mickelsen
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As the sole survivor of a terrible tragedy, the girl known only as the Nightingale has grown up being taught to kill, her only purpose to strike terror throughout Caesia in her master's hunt for power. The one thing binding her to his whims is a nearly forgotten magic buried in a small, green stone on her throat. When another of her kind appears on the gallows, the magic's hold starts to crack. And when the Nightingale breaks free, it is not Caesia that needs to fear. She will have her revenge-or die trying. FROM PUBLISHERS WEEKLY: In a world where most humans have a superstitious fear of the elf-like, tree-dwelling anthelai, a half-anthela girl, a rarity considered a demon by the human population, survives the brutal destruction of her home only to be enslaved by the rapacious human Guildmaster Lorcen Caspon. As the mysterious assassin known as the Nightingale, she spreads death and terror until faced by a determined opponent of equal skill: Astin Talros, a general in service to the king. Her struggle to escape Caspon and avenge her family's death becomes a race against her relentless pursuit by Talros, who, unaware that she acts under compulsion, is sworn to destroy her. Effectively melding briskly-paced action with the internal struggles of both a traumatized young outcast forced into horrific deeds and the wily but honorable Talros. Debut author Mickelsen brings fresh twists and emotional depth to her tightly-written, compelling tale of mercantile politics, interracial conflict, and difficult choices.
Biographie:
Melissa Mickelsen is a writer, a hiker, and a collector of national park stickers. She holds a degree in Art History from the University of Georgia and a master's in Technical Communication from Southern Polytechnic, both of which are proudly gathering dust in their frames on the wall. As a military spouse, Melissa has lived in seven states and two countries. She currently lives in the Washington, D.C. area with her husband, two children, and their dog....
Sommaire:
A lover of chocolate, traveling, and the outdoors, Melissa enjoys writing complex characters in difficult situations.
She currently lives in Wyoming with her husband, two children, and their pets....
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