Reseña del libro "Graveyard City (Ouroboros Saga: Survivor Tales) (en Inglés)"
London is a wasteland. Ravaged by tireless enemies of human kind. Desperate youths struggle to survive, unaware of secrets hidden in their blood, and The Nightmare's Truth fan favourite hunters return to face critical evolutions of character while battling bloodthirsty threats from history's crueller hidden pages.An apocalyptic outing perfect for those who love character-driven fantasy darker than their coffee, and all things supernatural, mythological and downright magical.Fans of Gaiman, Salvatore, Rice, Sapkowski, Pratchett, Whedon, R.R Martin and all things MARVEL - don't miss this one!SURVIVAL ISN'T ENOUGH.Hiding in the heart of London's corpse, leaders of a motley family of orphaned youths struggle to salvage hope in the face of futility.Day by day, reality erodes optimism. Loss and despair poison each second. A gruesome end, or joining with the country's bloodthirsty overlords, seems with growing certainty the sole hand left to be dealt.Surrender was never high on Jessie's priorities, or her brother, Scott's.When a scavenging mission puts the siblings in the path of monsters they'd longed to evade, a chance encounter with an extraordinary couple ignites the fires of kismet.But who does destiny favour?Is fate a cruel jest or a divining path? Are we all pawns in the great game, or do some stand as knights? Defenders. Hunters.Do we choose, or are we chosen?Graveyard City is a novella set in the same supernaturally infused setting as dark fantasy author Luke Dalton's debut novel - The Nightmare's Truth. The first Survivor Tale in the Ouroboros Saga, these novellas are self-contained stories spun to further explore the rich lore of the world, allow supporting fan favourites to shine, and introduce some exciting fresh blood, too.Though set after The Nightmare's Truth, this story was written with those fresh to the series in mind, and avoids every possible spoiler.⚠ WARNING: this book contains strong language, graphic violence and scenes not for the squeamish.
