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A. J. Dalton

    Cette auteure aborde des questions captivantes, telles que la bataille hypothétique entre Dark Vador et Dracula. Son écriture plonge dans la fantasy gothique, une activité qui la tient à l'écart des ennuis tout en l'y plongeant fréquemment. Son style est reconnu pour être différent, frais et unique, avec des décors captivants et des méchants diaboliquement bons. Ses œuvres promettent de l'aventure et des batailles sanglantes, l'établissant comme une voix remarquable dans la fantasy britannique contemporaine.

    Necromancer's Fall
    The Book of the Dead
    The Last Horizon
    Necromancer's Gambit
    Necromancer's Betrayal
    The Book of Orm
    • The Book of Orm

      • 244pages
      • 9 heures de lecture
      4,2(9)Évaluer

      Featuring the creative talents of A J Dalton, Nadine West, and Matt White, this collection offers a captivating blend of magic, myth, and heroism. Set in a world that feels both familiar and liberating, the stories promise to immerse readers in thrilling adventures and imaginative realms. Each author's unique voice contributes to a rich tapestry of fantasy that explores the boundaries of the genre, making this anthology a must-read for fans of fantastical storytelling.

      The Book of Orm
    • Necromancer's Betrayal

      Book Two the Flesh and Bone Trilogy

      • 368pages
      • 13 heures de lecture
      3,8(32)Évaluer

      The story follows an innocent child who is abducted amidst a chaotic palace attack, setting off a thrilling journey filled with danger and intrigue. As the child navigates a world fraught with peril, themes of resilience and survival emerge, highlighting the struggle between innocence and the harsh realities of life. The narrative explores the impact of royal conflict and the lengths to which one will go for safety and identity.

      Necromancer's Betrayal
    • Necromancer's Gambit

      Book One of the Flesh and Bone Trilogy

      • 392pages
      • 14 heures de lecture
      3,4(64)Évaluer

      The story follows a resurrected hero who becomes an unwilling servant to a necromancer named Mordius. Awakened in a stolen body from a war-torn battlefield, he discovers that two kingdoms are locked in a longstanding conflict with mysterious origins. As dark forces compete for control over the realm, the hero must navigate his new existence and uncover the truth behind the perpetual warfare threatening to engulf everything.

      Necromancer's Gambit
    • The Last Horizon

      • 228pages
      • 8 heures de lecture

      "There are shades of Watership Down and The Road in here... Well recommended" BFS Reviews, The British Fantasy Society We don't need to 'save the planet'. The planet doesn't care; it's been through this before. Earth will survive and crack on with or without us. But as things currently stand... it'll be without us. This exciting and relevant new collection, inspired by climate change, brings together the writing talents of Gabriela Houston, Mark Kirkbride, Nadine Dalton-West, J. McDonald, Boe Huntress, A J Dalton, Matt Beeson, Michael Conroy, Gabriel Wisdom, Jamie Bear, Amie Angèle Brochu, John J Ernest, Jodie Hammond, Stephen Beeson, Joe Smith, Matt Ryder, Huw James and David Perryman. Eighteen fantastic stories, no two similar, exploring a huge breadth of vision and imagination.

      The Last Horizon
    • The Book of the Dead

      • 144pages
      • 6 heures de lecture

      “Contains conjurations, arcane rituals and gallows humour. It might just save you!” – Kate SultrowWhere should we look for answers if we wish to better understand death? Scientists still haven’tcome up with all the answers, so maybe we shouldn’t just sit waiting for the future to tell us.Perhaps we should look elsewhere, possibly back in time, closer to when it all began. We could doworse than start with the Book of the Dead (1550BC), which pre-dates the Bible, after all.This new collection brings together the writing talents of prize-winning fantasy author A J Dalton, JFMulvey (friend to gods, demons and cats), Isabella Hunter (Guardian of Altergarten), Michael Conroy(scion of the Ninth House), Steven Poore (Left Hand of Druthos the Great Drooler), Nozomi Okumura(disembodied dramaturge), Laura Jane Keating (Astral Handmaiden of First Elevation), JodieHammond (Chelsea fan), Marisa Mustafa (Seeker of the Lost Signpost) and J.McDonald (Canadian).“Darkly delicious, absurdly amusing and soberly sombre!” – Carl Rhinebeck

      The Book of the Dead
    • Necromancer's Fall

      Book Three of the Flesh & Bone Trilogy

      • 376pages
      • 14 heures de lecture

      In a world where the demon realm threatens to invade, a group of unlikely heroes must unite to confront the impending darkness. As they navigate treacherous landscapes and face formidable foes, their courage and alliances will be tested. Themes of friendship, sacrifice, and the struggle between good and evil are woven throughout the narrative, creating a gripping tale of adventure and resilience. The fate of their realm hangs in the balance as they prepare for an epic showdown.

      Necromancer's Fall
    • D.C. Heights

      The Stories

      • 152pages
      • 6 heures de lecture

      Set against the backdrop of D.C. Heights, the narrative explores the intricate dynamics of family and community, revealing a web of deception, betrayal, and romance. Richard Cobb, a powerful CEO known for his manipulative ways, navigates a tumultuous life filled with murder, revenge, and mayhem. As he interacts with a cast of complex characters—some virtuous, others flawed—the story ultimately centers on his deep love for Veronica Boyd, the one thing that transcends his obsession with wealth and control.

      D.C. Heights
    • In the Empire of the Saviours, the People are forced to live in fortified towns. Their walls are guarded by an army of Heroes, whose task is to keep marauding pagans out as much as it is to keep the People inside. Several times a year, living Saints visit the towns to exact the Saviours' tithe from all those coming of age - a tithe often paid in blood. When a young boy, Jillan, unleashes pagan magicks in an accident, his whole town turns against him. He goes on the run, but what hope can there be when the Saviours and the entire Empire decide he must be caught? Jillan is initially hunted by just the soldiers of the Saint of his region, but others soon begin to hear of his increasing power and seek to use him for their own ends. Some want Jillan to join the fight against the Empire, others wish to steal his power for themselves and others still want Jillan to lead them to the Geas, the source of all life and power in the world. There are very few Jillan can trust, except for a ragtag group of outcasts. His parents threatened, his life in tatters, his beliefs shaken to the core, Jillan must decide which side he is on, and whether to fight or run ...

      Empire of the Saviours