Heir of Night - Helen Lowe

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Heir of Night by Helen Lowe is being released TOMORROW in New Zealand , Find out more about this amazing book :)


The Heir of Night publishes in New Zealand tomorrow. Please find attached an invitation to join Helen Lowe on her blog to celebrate the launch of the first in the ‘Wall of Night’ series. Visit http://helenlowe.info/blog/tomorrow  for giveaways, the chance to go in the draw to have your name in the second ‘Wall of Night’ book, and for guest author posts.


The Heir of Night: The Wall of Night Book One

New Zealand poet and novelist Lowe (Thornspell) turns in a mostly standard fantasy tale of awkward adolescents who struggle with their destined roles to save an embattled race from its ancient enemy. Malian is forced to navigate between the stern blood oath of the Derai and the burden of being the prophesied One-to-Come who will unite the separate Houses. Escaping the demonic assassins of the Darkswarm, she travels across the Derai's adopted world of Haarth seeking the lost artifacts of a legendary hero. Joining her are another exile and several Haarth natives with considerable powers. Lowe clearly portrays Malian's difficulties in leaving home and facing up to a vital if unwanted birthright, adding depth with descriptions of the stoic and proud Derai warrior culture. Though marketed to adults, this four-book series will appeal more to older teens.


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