Summer in Orcus
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-386-76661-2
- EAN9781386766612
- Date de parution25/01/2017
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurRelay Publishing
Résumé
When the witch Baba Yaga walks her house into the backyard, eleven-year-old Summer enters into a bargain for her heart's desire. Her search will take her to the strange, surreal world of Orcus, where birds talk, women change their shape, and frogs sometimes grow on trees. But underneath the whimsy of Orcus lies a persistent darkness, and Summer finds herself hunted by the monstrous Houndbreaker, who serves the distant, mysterious Queen-in-Chains."It's Wes Craven meets L.
Frank Baum, or Narnia for those of us who thought Narnia smiled without showing enough of its teeth." ~KB Spangler, Digital Divide
Frank Baum, or Narnia for those of us who thought Narnia smiled without showing enough of its teeth." ~KB Spangler, Digital Divide
When the witch Baba Yaga walks her house into the backyard, eleven-year-old Summer enters into a bargain for her heart's desire. Her search will take her to the strange, surreal world of Orcus, where birds talk, women change their shape, and frogs sometimes grow on trees. But underneath the whimsy of Orcus lies a persistent darkness, and Summer finds herself hunted by the monstrous Houndbreaker, who serves the distant, mysterious Queen-in-Chains."It's Wes Craven meets L.
Frank Baum, or Narnia for those of us who thought Narnia smiled without showing enough of its teeth." ~KB Spangler, Digital Divide
Frank Baum, or Narnia for those of us who thought Narnia smiled without showing enough of its teeth." ~KB Spangler, Digital Divide

















