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Γυάλινος θρόνος

Σάρα Τζ. Μάας, 2012

Fantasy Literary fiction

A imprisoned assassin enters a deadly royal contest, where freedom and survival are bound to a dangerous mystery inside the castle.

Feels like curiosity, dread and defiance. About freedom, adventure and power.

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Freedom is the prize; the king’s favor is only the means.

Σε έναν τόπο δίχως μαγεία, μια ασασίνος καλείται να παρουσιαστεί στο κάστρο. Δεν τρέφει την παραμικρή συμπάθεια απέναντι στον μοχθηρό βασιλιά, ο οποίος κυβερνά από τον γυάλινο θρόνο του, όμως δεν έχει έρθει ως εδώ για να τον σκοτώσει. Έχει έρθει για να κερδίσει την ελευθερία της. Αν κατορθώσει να νικήσει είκοσι τρεις φονιάδες, κλέφτες και πολεμιστές, όλοι τους αντίπαλοι στον ίδιο διαγωνισμό, η ασασίνος θα αποφυλακιστεί προκειμένου να υπηρετήσει ως Υπέρμαχος του βασιλιά. Το όνομά της είναι Σελέινα Σαρντόθιεν.
Excerpt from Γυάλινος θρόνος, Σάρα Τζ. Μάας, Ψυχογιός 2012. Quoted for discovery. Source Rights & removals

Σάρα Τζ. Μάας.Sarah J. Maas began writing the story that became Throne of Glass as a teenager; it first appeared online as Queen of Glass.

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