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Laws Of Magic 6: Hour Of Need

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Laws Of Magic 6: Hour Of Need
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Michael Pryor
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:448
Dimensions(mm): Height 198,Width 132
ISBN/Barcode 9781741663105
ClassificationsDewey:FIC
Audience
Teenage / Young Adult

Publishing Details

Publisher Random House Australia
Imprint Random House Australia
Publication Date 2 May 2011
Publication Country Australia

Description

Aubrey Fitzwilliam, renegade and traitor. Instead of clearing his name in Albion, Aubrey has chosen to pursue his enemy, Dr Mordecai Tremaine, deep into the heart of enemy territory. What he uncovers about Dr Tremaine's plans promises to change the course of the war and the future of humanity itself. A hideous combination of electrical science and soul-shattering magic is bringing the world far closer to the edge of the abyss than anyone apart from Aubrey realises. Aubrey must risk everything, or there'll be no world left to save.

Author Biography

Michael Pryor has published more than twenty-five fantasy books and over forty short stories, from literary fiction to science fiction to slapstick humour. Michael has been shortlisted six times for the Aurealis Awards (including for Blaze of Glory and Heart of Gold), has been nominated for a Ditmar award, and five of his books have been CBCA Notable Books, including Word of Honour. His most recent series are The Chronicles of Krangor for younger readers and The Laws of Magic for older readers.

Reviews

"charmingly old-fashioned...gradually improves and deepens as it goes on." --Fantasy Literature "Clever dialogue and a fully realized history of the fictional kingdom set the stage for at least five more titles in the Australian Laws of Magic series." --Booklist Online on Blaze of Glory "Michael Pryor is the king of steampunk for teens." --Visual Bookshelf "Readers with some snow on the roof will fondly embrace the madcap antics and British "I say, old Chap" dialog, as it is totally reminiscent of the adventures of P.G. Wodehouse's My Man Jeeves." --VOYA on Heart of Gold "Reminiscent at times of Sherlock Holmes, James Bond, and even P. G. Wodehouse, this is a fun read for all ages." --Booklist on Heart of Gold