The Tinkerer's Daughter
Jamie Sedgwick
juill. 2017 · Tinkerer's Daughter Livre 1 · Tantor Media Inc · Lu par Shiromi Arserio
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Breeze is an outcast, a half-breed orphan born into a world torn apart by a thousand years of war. Breeze never knew her elven mother, and when her human father is recalled to the war, he leaves her in the safest place he knows: in the care of a reclusive tinker. The Tinkerman's inventions are frightening at first-noisy, smelly, dangerous machines with no practical use-but when the war comes home, Breeze sees an opportunity. If she can pull it off, she'll change the world forever. If she fails, she'll be considered a traitor by both lands and will be hunted to her death.
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Jamie Sedgwick is a Northern California writer, musician, winemaker, mechanic, boat builder, and blacksmith. Jamie divides his time between his family, his writing, and his numerous hobbies, in that order. He also writes mystery and thriller fiction under the name Jeramy Gates.
A native of London, UK, Shiromi Arserio is a stage actor and AudioFile Earphones Award-winning audiobook narrator. She holds a BA in theater from Rose Bruford College of Theatre and Performance. In addition to narrating over 150 audiobooks, her voice can be heard in video games such as Nancy Drew: The Shattered Medallion.
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