Isbn: 9781919258713 - the first folio: book one of the faust quartet: a dark renaissance fantasy adventure: 1 (12 risultati)

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A character-driven dark renaissance fantasy adventureThe stars and the planets we see - they don't orbit us in spheres. We all orbit the sun. When you cast your horoscopes, work your alchemy, you're using the movements of the heavens as you understand them. But what if you're wrong about how they work And what if you could see the way they truly moved What if you could build calculations that were.perfect What power would you have then And what if you kept that power from others After incurring the wrath of his patron, Elector Palatine Philip of Heidelberg (where his duties included a little alchemy on Wednesdays, murdering wizards on a Thursday), Faust and his loyal werewolf bodyguard Wagner find themselves exiled from the city they called home and in need of another fresh start.Settling in Nuremberg, Faust works his way into the orbit of the Prince-Bishop, who sends him to recapture a missing academic and the book he stole. That journey takes Faust back to Heidelberg, into a confrontation with the very devil to whom he sold his soul, and reveals a cosmic truth that nobody should ever know.This is the first book in The Faust Quartet.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A character-driven dark renaissance fantasy adventureThe stars and the planets we see - they don't orbit us in spheres. We all orbit the sun. When you cast your horoscopes, work your alchemy, you're using the movements of the heavens as you understand them. But what if you're wrong about how they work? And what if you could see the way they truly moved? What if you could build calculations that were.perfect? What power would you have then? And what if you kept that power from others?After incurring the wrath of his patron, Elector Palatine Philip of Heidelberg (where his duties included a little alchemy on Wednesdays, murdering wizards on a Thursday), Faust and his loyal werewolf bodyguard Wagner find themselves exiled from the city they called home and in need of another fresh start.Settling in Nuremberg, Faust works his way into the orbit of the Prince-Bishop, who sends him to recapture a missing academic and the book he stole. That journey takes Faust back to Heidelberg, into a confrontation with the very devil to whom he sold his soul, and reveals a cosmic truth that nobody should ever know.This is the first book in The Faust Quartet. Faust, necromancer for hire, is ordered to recapture an academic on the run and the book he stole. He's to return the academic dead or alive, but under no circumstances to ever read the book.Book one of the Faust Quartet. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…