Ebook zawiera 2 części I tomu "Księżycowego miasta". Bryce Quinlan jest dziewczyną, która w połowie jest człowiekiem, a w połowie Fae. W świecie pełnym magii, niebezpieczeństw i ognistych romansów poszukuje zemsty! Bryce Quinlan kocha swoje życie. W dzień pracuje dla handlarza antyków, sprzedając nie do końca legalne magiczne artefakty, a nocą imprezuje razem z przyjaciółmi, delektując się każdą przyjemnością jaką Lunathion – znane również jako Crescent City – ma do zaoferowania. Gdy dochodzi do bezwzględnego morderstwa, wszystko zaczyna się rozpadać – również jej świat. Mimo że oskarżony ląduje za kratami, zbrodnie zaczynają się na nowo, a Bryce trafi w centrum dochodzenia. Zrobi wszystko, aby pomścić śmierć przyjaciół. SARAH J. MAAS - amerykańska pisarka fantasy zajmująca pierwsze miejsce na liście bestsellerów „New York Timesa”. Rozgłos na całym świecie zdobyła dzięki młodzieżowym seriom "Dwór cierni i róż" oraz "Szklany tron", a także pierwszej serii dla dorosłych zatytułowanej "Księżycowe Miasto". Jej powieści są wydawane w trzydziestu siedmiu językach. W Polsce ukazują się nakładem wydawnictwa Uroboros. Sarah J. Maas urodziła się w Nowym Jorku, obecnie mieszka niedaleko Filadelfi z mężem, synem i psem.
Ebook zawiera 2 części I tomu "Księżycowego miasta". Bryce Quinlan jest dziewczyną, która w połowie jest człowiekiem, a w połowie Fae. W świecie pełnym magii, niebezpieczeństw i ognistych romansów poszukuje zemsty! Bryce Quinlan kocha swoje życie. W dzień pracuje dla handlarza antyków, sprzedając nie do końca legalne magiczne artefakty, a nocą imprezuje razem z przyjaciółmi, delektując się każdą przyjemnością jaką Lunathion – znane również jako Crescent City – ma do zaoferowania. Gdy dochodzi do bezwzględnego morderstwa, wszystko zaczyna się rozpadać – również jej świat. Mimo że oskarżony ląduje za kratami, zbrodnie zaczynają się na nowo, a Bryce trafi w centrum dochodzenia. Zrobi wszystko, aby pomścić śmierć przyjaciół. SARAH J. MAAS - amerykańska pisarka fantasy zajmująca pierwsze miejsce na liście bestsellerów „New York Timesa”. Rozgłos na całym świecie zdobyła dzięki młodzieżowym seriom "Dwór cierni i róż" oraz "Szklany tron", a także pierwszej serii dla dorosłych zatytułowanej "Księżycowe Miasto". Jej powieści są wydawane w trzydziestu siedmiu językach. W Polsce ukazują się nakładem wydawnictwa Uroboros. Sarah J. Maas urodziła się w Nowym Jorku, obecnie mieszka niedaleko Filadelfi z mężem, synem i psem.
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The blending of high-stakes political intrigue, expansive world-building, and deep romantic storylines has reshaped modern fantasy publishing across both young adult and adult categories. Sarah J. Maas has established a central presence in epic fantasy literature through multi-book sagas that have sold over 75 million copies globally in forty languages. Beginning as an online serial written during her teenage years, her body of work has cultivated a massive international audience and helped bring romantic fantasy into the forefront of contemporary commercial fiction.
Born in New York City in 1986, Sarah J. Maas began her writing career at age sixteen by posting Queen of Glass, a fantasy reimagining of Cinderella, on the creative writing community FictionPress. The digital serial gained a large internet following prior to its acquisition for traditional publishing. Maas attended Hamilton College in Clinton, New York, where she majored in creative writing and minored in religious studies, graduating Magna Cum Laude in 2008. Her academic focus on mythology, theology, and ancient narrative traditions provided the foundation for the elaborate world-building and pantheons featured throughout her fantasy realms. Her debut novel, Throne of Glass, was published in 2012 by Bloomsbury, expanding her early draft into an eight-volume high fantasy epic centered on the assassin Celaena Sardothien.
Following the publication of Throne of Glass, Maas expanded her bibliographies with A Court of Thorns and Roses, which debuted in 2015 as a narrative inspired by Beauty and the Beast before growing into a multi-realm Fae saga. Her career subsequently marked a formal transition into the adult fantasy market with House of Earth and Blood, the first installment in her Crescent City series. By bridging young adult, new adult, and adult literature, her published works illustrate how grassroots digital writing can evolve into major global publishing successes while broadening the scope of character-driven epic fantasy.
The writing style of Sarah J. Maas relies heavily on the subversion of classical folklore, developing early inspirations like Cinderella and Beauty and the Beast into extensive, original mythologies. Her prose emphasizes character-driven development, utilizing high-concept magic systems as the background for personal psychological journeys. Rather than prioritizing only external military conflicts, her narrative arcs highlight the emotional weight of war, political upheaval, trauma, and sacrifice, grounding epic plot points in relatable human experiences.
Prominent thematic elements across her books include the reclamation of identity and autonomy after severe trauma, the importance of complex female friendships, and the formation of resilient 'found family' bonds. Her protagonists regularly navigate moral dilemmas, balancing personal desires against the burdens of leadership, power, and survival. Through intricate plot architecture that connects individual stories across sprawling series, her storytelling emphasizes female agency, psychological recovery, and self-actualization within high-stakes fantasy settings.
24 books in catalog
The blending of high-stakes political intrigue, expansive world-building, and deep romantic storylines has reshaped modern fantasy publishing across both young adult and adult categories. Sarah J. Maas has established a central presence in epic fantasy literature through multi-book sagas that have sold over 75 million copies globally in forty languages. Beginning as an online serial written during her teenage years, her body of work has cultivated a massive international audience and helped bring romantic fantasy into the forefront of contemporary commercial fiction.
Born in New York City in 1986, Sarah J. Maas began her writing career at age sixteen by posting Queen of Glass, a fantasy reimagining of Cinderella, on the creative writing community FictionPress. The digital serial gained a large internet following prior to its acquisition for traditional publishing. Maas attended Hamilton College in Clinton, New York, where she majored in creative writing and minored in religious studies, graduating Magna Cum Laude in 2008. Her academic focus on mythology, theology, and ancient narrative traditions provided the foundation for the elaborate world-building and pantheons featured throughout her fantasy realms. Her debut novel, Throne of Glass, was published in 2012 by Bloomsbury, expanding her early draft into an eight-volume high fantasy epic centered on the assassin Celaena Sardothien.
Following the publication of Throne of Glass, Maas expanded her bibliographies with A Court of Thorns and Roses, which debuted in 2015 as a narrative inspired by Beauty and the Beast before growing into a multi-realm Fae saga. Her career subsequently marked a formal transition into the adult fantasy market with House of Earth and Blood, the first installment in her Crescent City series. By bridging young adult, new adult, and adult literature, her published works illustrate how grassroots digital writing can evolve into major global publishing successes while broadening the scope of character-driven epic fantasy.
The writing style of Sarah J. Maas relies heavily on the subversion of classical folklore, developing early inspirations like Cinderella and Beauty and the Beast into extensive, original mythologies. Her prose emphasizes character-driven development, utilizing high-concept magic systems as the background for personal psychological journeys. Rather than prioritizing only external military conflicts, her narrative arcs highlight the emotional weight of war, political upheaval, trauma, and sacrifice, grounding epic plot points in relatable human experiences.
Prominent thematic elements across her books include the reclamation of identity and autonomy after severe trauma, the importance of complex female friendships, and the formation of resilient 'found family' bonds. Her protagonists regularly navigate moral dilemmas, balancing personal desires against the burdens of leadership, power, and survival. Through intricate plot architecture that connects individual stories across sprawling series, her storytelling emphasizes female agency, psychological recovery, and self-actualization within high-stakes fantasy settings.
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