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Rainer Schumacher

    Westmark
    The Kestrel
    World without end
    Bibliothek der Phantastischen Literatur - 4: Der Untergang Burgunds
    Krone aus Blut
    Der weiße Prophet
    • Fitz Chivalric Weitseher, bekannt als Tom Dachsenbless, ist Teil des königlichen Hofstaats in Bocksburg. Nur wenige kennen seine legendäre Vergangenheit und seine Gabe. Gemeinsam mit seinem Mentor Chade und Dick begleitet er den Prinzen auf einer Mission zur Friedenssicherung zwischen den Herzogtümern und den Äußeren Inseln.

      Der weiße Prophet
      4.8
    • Krone aus Blut

      • 503 pages
      • 18 hours of reading

      Forts. von: äDie ewige Kroneä. - Der intrigenreiche Kampf zwischen dem finsteren König Izgard und der jungen Tessa McCamfrey um die Zukunft von Garizon.

      Krone aus Blut
      4.5
    • Bibliothek der Phantastischen Literatur - 4: Der Untergang Burgunds

      Die Legende von Ash

      • 700 pages
      • 25 hours of reading

      Das Ewige Zwielicht Karthagos hüllt die Länder der Christenheit noch immer in nicht enden wollende Finsternis, und Dijon, Hauptstadt Burgunds und Perle Europas, steht kurz vor dem Fall. Die schöne, tödliche Faris der Westgoten folgt den Befehlen der Wilden Maschinen, die nur eines im Sinn haben: die Vernichtung der Menschheit. Doch nicht nur Faris, sondern auch Ash, ihr Zwilling, hört die Stimmen der Wilden Maschinen, und in Dijon keimt neue Hoffnung auf, als bekannt wird, dass jemand von ihrer Abstammung die Macht besitzt, die furchtbaren Maschinen aufzuhalten. Aber dafür wäre ein Wunder vonnöten...

      Bibliothek der Phantastischen Literatur - 4: Der Untergang Burgunds
      4.3
    • World without end

      • 1200 pages
      • 42 hours of reading

      Murder, intrigue, plague and pestilence in the stunning sequel to the international bestseller PILLARS OF THE EARTH

      World without end
      4.3
    • The Kestrel

      • 256 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      Delving into the darker aspects of human nature, this second installment of the Westmark Trilogy challenges perceptions and moral dilemmas. As characters confront their inner struggles and the complexities of their world, readers are invited to reflect on profound themes of power, corruption, and redemption. The narrative promises to provoke thought and inspire a deeper understanding of humanity's capacity for both good and evil.

      The Kestrel
      4.0
    • Westmark

      • 192 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      Recognized with the American Book Award, this work showcases exceptional storytelling and profound themes. It delves into the intricacies of human experiences, exploring complex characters and their emotional journeys. The narrative captivates with its rich language and thought-provoking insights, making it a significant contribution to contemporary literature. Readers can expect a compelling blend of artistry and depth that resonates on multiple levels.

      Westmark
      4.0
    • Diebesgut. Fantasy

      • 589 pages
      • 21 hours of reading

      In Einarinn kennt nur eine kleine Elite das Geheimnis der Magie, während Livak, eine Diebin, in Schwierigkeiten gerät, als sie ein altes Artefakt stiehlt, das möglicherweise das Geheimnis der Magie birgt. Plötzlich wird sie von verschiedenen Gruppen verfolgt und muss das Spiel ihres Lebens spielen.

      Diebesgut. Fantasy
      3.2
    • Set in the heart of Europe, 'Inferno' follows renowned Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon as he becomes drawn into a harrowing world centred around one of history's most enduring and mysterious literary masterpieces: Dante's Inferno.

      Inferno
      3.9
    • Ein altes Manuskript enthüllt, dass Aladins Wunderlampe ein mächtiger Diamant war, dessen Kräfte niemand nutzen sollte. Nach der Teilung des Steins sucht Archäologe Marcus Frey nach der Legende, da Terroristen anscheinend die eine Hälfte gefunden haben.

      Projekt Aladin. Thriller
      2.8
    • A man climbs to the summit of the oldest inhabited place on earth, a mountain called the Citadel, a Vatican-like state that towers above the city of Ruin in Turkey. But this is no ordinary ascent. It is a symbolic act—and one that is witnessed by the world. Few understand its consequence. But for Kathryn Mann, it’s evidence that a revolution is coming. For the Sancti, the secretive monks who live inside the Citadel, it could mean the end of everything they have built. They will stop at nothing to keep what is theirs—even kill if they have to. For reporter Liv Adamsen, it spurs the memory of the brother she lost, setting her on a journey across the world and into the heart of her own identity. There, she will make a discovery so shocking it will change everything . . .

      Sanctus
      3.8
    • A Shadow on the Glass

      • 608 pages
      • 22 hours of reading

      Once there were three worlds, each with their own people. Then, fleeing out of the void, on the edge of extinction, came the Charon. And the balance changed for ever. With A SHADOW ON THE GLASS, Book One of A View from the Mirror, a major new fantasy epic begins. Karan, a sensitive with a troubled past, is forced to steal an ancient relic in payment for a debt. But she is not told that the relic is, in fact, the Mirror of Aachan, a twisted, deceitful thing that remembers everything it has seen. Llian, meanwhile, a brilliant chronicler, is expelled from his college for uncovering a perilous mystery.Thrown together by fate, Karan and Llian are hunted across a world at war, for the Mirror contains a secret of incredible power. More information on this book and others can be found on the Orbit website at www.orbitbooks.co.uk

      A Shadow on the Glass
      3.7
    • Ports of Call

      • 300 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      New galaxy-hopping, picaresque adventure from a master storyteller. Sf grand master Vance's latest is a tongue-in-cheek swashbuckler about a young man, Myron Tany, who has taken a degree in space studies but has much to learn when he first boards a ship. Myron is in thrall to his zany aunt, who has heard of a faraway fountain of youth and sets off in her space yacht to find it. Her captain flatters her agreeably, and when Myron points out that the man is a swindler, she won't hear of it and maroons poor Myron on an inhospitable planet with barely his passage home. Luckily, the tramp cargo vessel Glicca is just then in need of a supercargo, and Myron signs on with cool, competent Captain Maloof, Chief Engineer/gambler Schwatzendale, and Chief Steward/photographer Wingo. The four enjoy a string of rare adventures on a spectacular series of planets. They acquire as passengers a group of pilgrims (and their mysterious luggage), or rather, pirates masquerading as religious pilgrims, and engage in to-the-death struggles with the pirates' pursuers; on Terce, Myron narrowly avoids being skinned (there is a flourishing trade in human skins) and eaten. Finally, they encounter a Swiftian, legalistic planet on which one may be punished or betrothed for the slightest whimsical offense. Myron is bound to commit one...

      Ports of Call
      3.4
    • Margot Aziz bringt Abwechslung in Hollywood-Nates Polizeialltag, der von verrückten Junkies und drogendealenden Toons geprägt ist. Doch in Hollywood ist nichts wie es scheint: Margot ist kein hilfsbedürftiges Wesen, sondern gefährlich.

      Sunset Boulevard. Roman