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In the Shadow of the Skull
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8223078579
- EAN9798223078579
- Date de parution15/12/2023
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDraft2Digital
Résumé
She survived. Her world didn't. Fuala lives on a remote island filled with dangers: famine, natural disasters--and bloodthirsty monsters called duyvils that are separated from her village by a massive wall and kept in check by the powerful but unseen Island King. Her people have survived these threats by forming a close-knit society that values peace and service to one another, but Fuala's adventurous spirit and youthful rebelliousness occasionally threatens the delicate harmony of the village. In particular, she clashes with her uncle Asaya, the island shaman who is responsible for her upbringing, and with the proper Na'aisa, who is both a friend and rival.
Only Fuala's devoted younger sister, Isii, whom she once rescued from a duyvil, sees the greatness in her. Then, disaster strikes and the village elders offer Fuala as a bride to placate the Island King. Being selected is presented as an honor, but Fuala knows it is secretly a death sentence. Salvation arrives unexpectedly when pale strangers from afar interrupt the ceremony. They're not conquistadors, or slave traders, or colonizers.
They're movie makers. And they've come to find the Island King, a fabled being known as Ka'ang.
Only Fuala's devoted younger sister, Isii, whom she once rescued from a duyvil, sees the greatness in her. Then, disaster strikes and the village elders offer Fuala as a bride to placate the Island King. Being selected is presented as an honor, but Fuala knows it is secretly a death sentence. Salvation arrives unexpectedly when pale strangers from afar interrupt the ceremony. They're not conquistadors, or slave traders, or colonizers.
They're movie makers. And they've come to find the Island King, a fabled being known as Ka'ang.
