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Runes of War: The Book of Torra Alta - The Lost Runes (Runes of War: The Book of Torra Alta, Book 2): Unabridged edition

By Jane Welch, Read by Joe Eyre
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BOOK 2 OF THE RUNES OF WAR SAGA

The adventure begins…

Caspar travels South into Belbidida with his companions Hal and Brid, straight into the heart of the New Faith, the enemy of Brid’s Goddess. The trio trail Vaalakan spies, seeking out the Druids Eye – the Egg- in all its glory. The Eggs power alone can keep the fortress of Torra Alta safe.

But in the land of the Inquisition, all trace of ancient lore has been stamped out, including a sect of mute priestesses known as the Keepers. As the fate of Torra Alta hangs in the balance, Caspar must race to find the Lost Runes the Keepers guarded, or the Eye may never be found …

Author: Jane Welch
Format: Digital Audiobook
Release Date: 13 Jun 2024
Pages: None
ISBN: 978-0-00-871507-6
Detailed Edition: Unabridged edition
Jane Welch was born in Foremarke, a hamlet in the very centre of rural England, exactly where more than a thousand years ago the Viking Great Army camped for the winter. Their forces were led by three of Ragnar Lothbrok’s sons, including Ivar the Boneless.Jane spent her childhood either at Foremarke, or in the remote coastal wilderness of the Scottish Highlands. In her younger days, she spent five years in the Pyrenees teaching skiing with her husband, surrounded by the magic of those ancient mountains.Sine then, Jane has written nine fantasy novels, which form the Runespell series. The novels carry the echo of these wild places so dear to her heart. Presently, Jane is excited to be working on a new series, originally inspired by a climb to a Mediterranean lighthouse and looking down at an ancient harbour below.Jane lives in beautiful Devon on the south west coast of England with her family and their noble dog, Odin.

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”'A blockbuster fantasy” - SFX

”'As intriguing as anything Tolkien dreamed up.” - Starburst

”'Wonderful author, in the Robert Jordan mould” - The Bookseller