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Φτερά και ερείπια

Σάρα Τζ. Μάας, 2017

Fantasy Literary fiction

A dangerous return to a rival court turns survival into a game of deception, as war threatens the fragile alliances of Prythian.

Feels like dread, defiance and passion. About war, power and freedom.

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Every alliance has a price when war is close enough to hear.

Η Φέιρα επιστρέφει στην Αυλή της Άνοιξης αποφασισμένη να συγκεντρώσει πληροφορίες για τις δολοπλοκίες του άρχοντα Τάμλιν και τις απειλές του να γονατίσει το βασίλειο της Πρίθιαν. Για να τα καταφέρει, πρέπει να παίξει ένα θανάσιμο παιχνίδι εξαπάτησης. Όμως και το παραμικρό λάθος μπορεί να στοιχίσει τόσο στην ίδια όσο και στα πλάσματα που αποτελούν τώρα πια τον κόσμο της. Καθώς ο πόλεμος είναι έτοιμος να ξεσπάσει, η Φέιρα πρέπει να επιλέξει ποιον από τους Μεγάλους Άρχοντες θα εμπιστευτεί και να βρει συμμάχους στα πιο απρόσμενα μέρη.
Excerpt from Φτερά και ερείπια, Σάρα Τζ. Μάας, Ψυχογιός 2017. Quoted for discovery. Source Rights & removals

Σάρα Τζ. Μάας.Sarah J. Maas began writing the story that became her debut novel, Throne of Glass, as a teenager.

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