Signe Pike is the author of The Lost Queen series, which has been optioned for television. Her first book was a travel memoir entitled Faery Tale. Learn more. · The Lost Queen by Signe Pike. 9/6/ 0 Comments. SYNOPSIS. I write because I have seen the darkness that will come. Already there are those who seek to tell a new history In a land of mountains and mist, tradition and superstition, Languoreth and her brother Lailoken are raised in the Old Way of their ancestors. "The Lost Queen, Signe Pike's debut novel set in sixth-century Scotland, is the rare historical epic that manages to be truly sweeping and yet always intense and personal—at once a romance, a story of faith, a story of war and a story of family By the end, you feel happily lost in this mist-shrouded place in history, and you only wish you could stay there longer.
The Lost Queen, Signe Pike's debut novel set in sixth-century Scotland, is the rare historical epic that manages to be truly sweeping and yet always intense and personal—at once a romance, a story of faith, a story of war and a story of family without ever sacrificing one element to focus on another. The romance does not cancel out the. Signe Pike ends her debut novel, The Lost Queen, with an Author's Note clarifying some of the literary and historical groundwork she did in order to craft this story, the first in a projected trilogy, about Languoreth, a "lost" queen of sixth-century Celtic www.doorway.ru's excitement about the dramatic potential of this historical footnote is obviously unfeigned and very contagious. The note from the author at the end was also very interesting. I'm so happy Signe Pike brought forth The Lost Queen, Languoreth, so she could get the spotlight she so deserved! This is the first book I've listened to narrated by Toni Frutin and I would definitely listen to more. Her voice was perfect for this!
written by Vipula Aug. oviparously In The Lost Queen, Signe Pike dives deep in Welsh and Scottish myth to bring a fresh look at the legend of Arthur Merlin. Pike takes us back to A.D to Goddeu, a small kingdom in Scotland, where Languoreth, a ten-year-old princess and her twin brother, Lailoken, are mourning the death of their mother. Signe Pike is the author of The Lost Queen series, which has been optioned for television. Her first book was a travel memoir entitled Faery Tale. Learn more. "The Lost Queen, Signe Pike's debut novel set in sixth-century Scotland, is the rare historical epic that manages to be truly sweeping and yet always intense and personal—at once a romance, a story of faith, a story of war and a story of family By the end, you feel happily lost in this mist-shrouded place in history, and you only wish you could stay there longer.
0コメント