Name: Amadi, the Phoenix, the Sphinx, and the Djinn (en Inglés)
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Author: Gerlach Katharina
ISBN: 9783956810657

portada Amadi, the Phoenix, the Sphinx, and the Djinn (en Inglés)

Amadi, the Phoenix, the Sphinx, and the Djinn (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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Independent Bookworm

Autor

Gerlach Katharina

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Inglés

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Tapa Blanda

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9783956810657

Amadi, the Phoenix, the Sphinx, and the Djinn (en Inglés)

Gerlach Katharina (Autor) · Independent Bookworm · Tapa Blanda

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A tale from the Arabian Nights in three parts This novel compiles the three novellas Amadi and the Phoenix, Amadi and the Sphinx, and Amadi and the Djinn in one volume Amadi enjoys the busy frenzy the souk and tries to escape the harem her stepmother rules as often as possible. Unlike her sister Bülbül she feels caged, not protected. When Bülbül becomes engaged against her will, Amadi longs to evade a similar kismet. Luckily a master thief wants her as an apprentice, and she grabs the chance to live like a boy. Too bad that she and her teacher become targets of a jackal-headed god of death and an assassin when they accept an assignment from a magic-using customer. Who wants them dead so badly remains a mystery she must solve to survive. And now that she fell head over heels in love, she very much wants to live. With her life spinning out of control, will her skills be enough to save her ... and, maybe, the caliphate too? For readers of fantasy from 9-99 years. A few words from the Authoress This book grew from a short story I wrote a few years back. Beta-readers loved the story but though it too short to truly develop the world. First reluctantly, then with more and more enthusiasm, I reread the Tales from the Arabian Nights, studied books about life in Arabian countries (after all I didn't want to step on anyone's toes), and developed the plot. Writing Amadi's adventures went surprisingly fast. I hope you'll find some of my fascination for this intriguing culture in this book.