Résultats lu par "Lee Funnell" dans Toutes les catégories

Some say the assassins have disappeared, but Quinn knows better than to believe it. Haven City is a warzone. The streets are burning, paranoia is rampant, and death is more prominent than ever. The Resistance has retreated and the Assassin’s Guild seems to have faded into nothing, but the war has only just begun. The Charger will not give up easily, not now that he’s gotten into Silent Night’s head. Quinn is ready to leave Silent Night in the past and embrace her future with the Resistance, but not until the Charger pays for the wrongs he’s dealt, not until the Guild is dust under her feet.

Stories have been told about the ugliness of war, about situations that make people flee home. From Across the Desert is a story you might think you have heard before, but you haven’t. Drought, death, life in danger and the coldness of existence being a girl growing up amidst harsh traditions and a hostile environment. This is the story of the desert, not only as a condition but as a lived experience. The story of culture and fate enduring amidst an adversity whose longevity has spanned decades.

Some say there's not much in Haven City left to fight for, but to the Resistance and the Assassin's Guild, the war is far from over. In a future world, the skyscrapers of Haven City have crumbled and the government of today is no more. Death lurks around every corner and tomorrow is not promised. The Resistance and the Assassin’s Guild fight for control of the city, but after decades of a silent war, no one expects victory. In this lawless city, enemies are abundant, but three people are feared above all: the Charger, Black Death, and the mysterious assassin called Silent Night.

It may seem like Stacey Moore has her life together, but that’s because she sticks to the plan. When she impulsively seeks a tarot reading during her bachelorette party, things take an unexpected turn. The cards not only shatter the illusion of Stacey’s perfect life, but also reveal her fiancé is hiding something—leading her to abandon him at the altar. Eager for a fresh start, Stacey takes a job as an art teacher in new town, where her artistic prowess feels like second nature.