Salt (Salt Trilogy) - Maurice Gee - Boeken - Orca Book Publishers - 9781554693696 - 1 september 2011
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Salt (Salt Trilogy)


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Salt is an utterly compelling fantasy adventure, the work of a master storyteller at the peak of his powers.

When his father Tarl is captured and enslaved to work in Deep Salt, Hari vows to rescue him. This is a forbidding task: no one returns from Deep Salt. But Hari was born and raised in Blood Burrow. He's tough and smart?and he has a secret gift: he can communicate with animals.

The beautiful Pearl, born into the privileged world of the ruling class known as Company, has learned forbidden things from her mysteriously gifted maid Tealeaf. Now her father has promised her in marriage to the powerful and ambitious Ottmar. But Pearl will never submit to a subordinate life, so she and Tealeaf must flee.

When their paths cross, Hari and Pearl realize that together they must discover the secrets of Deep Salt. Their long journey through the badlands becomes far more than a quest to save Tarl?their world is on the brink of unspeakable terror.

Maurice Gee is one of New Zealand's finest writers, with more than forty books for adults and young adults and a number of prestigious awards to his credit. Salt is the first volume of The Salt Trilogy. Orca will publish Gool in Fall 2010 and Blood Burrow in Spring 2011.


Want more Salt? Visitwww.salt-the-trilogy.com to read excerpts from each book in the Salt Trilogy and learn more about Maurice Gee.

Media Boeken     Paperback Book   (Boek met zachte kaft en gelijmde rug)
Vrijgegeven 1 september 2011
ISBN13 9781554693696
Uitgevers Orca Book Publishers
Pagina's 272
Afmetingen 137 × 208 × 20 mm   ·   362 g
Taal en grammatica Engels  

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