Wyldling Snare - Grimes, A. R.

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Résumé :
Welcome to Tehara: an untamed world where magic is possible, dangerous creatures roam the wilderness, and a hidden adversary schemes to overthrow the rule of the Baron-Knights. Apprentice knight Enoch Northward returns home from a festival to find the Baron-Knight of the Northern Marches dead, the heir-apparent missing, and himself expected to rule in their stead. While he grieves the loss of his beloved guardian, Enoch is determined to prove his ability to lead despite his incomplete training. But he struggles to follow in such large footsteps. A search for missing people draws him into the forbidden Darkenwood Forest, where he discovers a path to another world... and a secret within himself that may destroy everything he loves. ???Wyldling Snare--a young adult portal fantasy and the first installment of the Wyldling Dream series--is a coming of age story with underlying themes of Christian faith, friendship, and found family....

Biographie:
Born and raised in Wausau, Wisconsin, A.R. Grimes started writing books about dinosaurs in the second grade but moved on to writing fantasy after reading J. R. R. Tolkien, Madeleine L'Engle, and C. S. Lewis. She spent over twenty years trying to complete her debut novel, Wyldling Snare, and is living proof that any fool can get published nowadays. Several of her poems and short stories won awards in her alma mater Carroll University's literary magazine (1998-2001). She is a member of SCBWI. Other than reading and writing, she enjoys singing in the church choir, listening to music, making fused glass art, drawing, daydreaming, and going on nature hikes. She is married to a martial arts enthusiast and currently lives in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin. They share the house with two male offspring and two cats who-naturally-are the true overlords.

Sommaire:
Born and raised in Wausau, Wisconsin, A.R. Grimes started writing books about dinosaurs in the second grade but moved on to writing fantasy after reading J. R. R. Tolkien, Madeleine L'Engle, and C. S. Lewis. She spent over twenty years trying to complete her debut novel, Wyldling Snare, and is living proof that any fool can get published nowadays. Several of her poems and short stories won awards in her alma mater Carroll University's literary magazine (1998-2001). She is a member of SCBWI. Other than reading and writing, she enjoys singing in the church choir, listening to music, making fused glass art, drawing, daydreaming, and going on nature hikes. She is married to a martial arts enthusiast and currently lives in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin. They share the house with two male offspring and two cats who-naturally-are the true overlords....