| Publisher |
Ellen A. Hunt |
| Publication Year |
2019 |
| ISBN-13 |
9780648694311 |
| ISBN-10 |
9780648694311 |
| Binding |
Paperback |
| Number of Pages |
556 Pages |
| Language |
(English) |
| Dimensions (Cms) |
15.6 x 3.15 x 23.39 |
| Weight (grms) |
808 |
Ten years ago, Adalinda lost her memories.
She survived a fall from the sky.
A trek through the desert.
And the darkness of imprisonment.
Now, she has to survive a murder, while hiding from those who would put her back in chains.
To conceal herself, Adalinda becomes a sculptor in the Mirror Gallery, and she manages to remain in this persona, undiscovered, for almost a decade. But when a murdered woman is found, hung above one of her marble sculptures, Adalinda becomes tangled in the brutal game of a revenge driven murderer. The search for the killer throws Adalinda into a world of covert warriors and mythological Gods, and Adalinda is forced to make a sacrifice. Continue hiding, hovering in the blossom of a romance with a detective she knows will never truly be within reach. Or reveal what is lurking beneath the scarf she keeps tightly wrapped around her head and allow death to spread like a plague in the hopes of stopping both the murderer and the warriors before it is too late.
Ellen A Hunt
Ellen A. Hunt is an adult fantasy author born in Melbourne, Victoria, and based in Perth, Western Australia. For Ellen, writing is an escape. She enjoys the deep, dark and gruesome, along with mythology, romance and emotional turmoil. She also loves plot twists. Epic, bloody plot twists. She believes that creatives are mainly psychopaths, albeit with an acceptable outlet (murdering a character is deemed acceptable - if a little heartbreaking - where murdering a person is a crime. Don't do it.) She particularly enjoys a brutal plot. The tear-your-heart-out-and-stab-you-in-the-back, makes-you-want-to-bawl-into-your-tea kind. Because who doesn't enjoy being emotionally manipulated and heart-broken by a book? All the best stories make you cry... And want to punch the author in the face. Which is exactly what the authors write the books for in the first place. To make you suffer and still want to come back for more.
Ellen A Hunt
Ellen A. Hunt