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Hades' Daughter

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Hades' Daughter
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Sara Douglass
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:768
Dimensions(mm): Height 179,Width 115
Category/GenreFantasy
ISBN/Barcode 9780732271664
ClassificationsDewey:A823.3
Audience
General

Publishing Details

Publisher HarperCollins Publishers (Australia) Pty Ltd
Imprint Voyager
Publication Date 25 February 2004
Publication Country Australia

Description

From one of the world's greatest storytellers comes the first stunning instalment of the troy Game, an epic spanning 3000 years and the history of one of the world's greatest cities - London. After the trojan wars, Brutus and his people wandered homeless for many years. So when the goddess Artemis offers him a future, he does not hesitate to take it. Brutus is the last of the Kingmen, one of the few who, with the Mistress of the Labyrinth, can play the troy Game. His arrival with his fellow trojans in Llangarlia (south-east Britain) is part of a larger plan that Genvissa, the Llangarlian High Priestess, and Asterion the Minotaur (though barely alive) are manipulating -and all of them have their own agenda. As a new city is founded, the troy Game comes into its own. Evil is locked in the heart of the labyrinth, and once the Game is restarted, it will be hard to control.the future will be a battleground born of legend and myth, and the dark heart of the labyrinth may be more than anyone, even Brutus, has bargained for.

Author Biography

Sara Douglass was born in Adelaide but moved to Hobart in later life to write full time. She died in Hobart in September 2011. She was a lecturer in mediaeval history for La Trobe University for many years and was the first author to be published on the Australian Voyager imprint in 1995. She published 19 books of epic and historical fantasy with Voyager. She has won the Norma K Hemming award, the Australian Shadow's Award and was nominated three times for the US-based Reviewer's Choice awards.