Verhalen uit de Heksenwereld Reeks
Ga op reis door een rijk vol krachtige magie, raadselachtige wezens en grote conflicten. Deze verzameling verhalen transporteert lezers door verraderlijke landschappen waar de krachten van goed en kwaad botsen. Ontdek een diverse cast van personages en hun verweven lot binnen een rijkelijk verbeeld fantasy-universum. Elk kort verhaal biedt een uniek kijkje in het leven en de lore van deze boeiende wereld.
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This is a collection of stories inspired by Andre Norton's "Witch World" novels. Contributors include Clare Bell, Ginger Curry, Rose Wolf, A.R.Major, David M.Wind, Susan Shwartz, Lisa Swallow, Melina M.Snodgrass, Shirley Meier, Sandra Miesel, Jacqueline Lichtenberg and Geary Gravel.
FROM THE WOMAN WHO REDEFINED FANTASY In the short span of a few years, Mercedes Lackey has risen from an exciting new talent to a reigning superstar of fantasy. Last year's Fiddler Fair was a showcase of the wide scope of her talent, ranging from fantasy to science fiction, from screwball humor to macabre supernatural terror. Now comes the successor to that top-selling volume, Werehunter. Lope through the night with a young woman who has been given the power to transform herself into a leopard, but who now finds herself pursued by a hunter who is more than human. Follow the adventures of Skitty, ship's cat extraordinaire, and telepathic problem-solver. Ride with a late night driver on a solitary road who learns that what appears to be a piece of cardboard blowing across the road is actually something very sinister in disguise. Join Lackey's celebrated occult detective Diana Tregarde as she attends a gathering of romance writers and encounters a visitor whose passionate desire is for fresh, warm blood. Return to the world of the Heralds of Valdemar. And there's much more. Lackey's many fans will know what to expect: unforgettable characters in spellbinding stories from a grand master of fantasy and science fiction. And readers just discovering her have a treat in store.
