Ergebnis für "Seven" in Urban Fantasy

Ein unheimlicher Patient, ein rätselhaftes Elixier und ein Arzt, dessen Weltbild ins Wanken gerät: Das Urban-Fantasy-Hörspiel "Diener der Bestie" von David Bredel und Thomas Pannek setzt auf Mystery und eine raffinierte Vampir-Story. Ein verzweifelter Mann wird von der Polizei in die Psychiatrie eingeliefert. Nichts Besonderes, eigentlich. Doch schon bald häufen sich Vorkommnisse, die den diensthabenden Arzt Felix an seinem Verstand zweifeln lassen. Und das ist erst der Anfang: Während Berlin in der Sommerhitze flirrt, bricht sich allmählich das Unheil Bahn.

It's good to be the king......but being sovereign of the first hunger in the wake of a world ending civil war is another matter entirely.Now leader of the First Hunger, Drake, the patchwork sorcerer, is sent an ultimatum by an emmisary of an old enemy.The Crimson King is back it seems, and...

When she discovers a small village of natives, the world-weary reincarnator finds peace of mind for the first time in forever. Lulled by the tranquil atmosphere, she forgets her worries. But when outsiders arrive, they bring war onto the doorsteps of her new home. Once more, the Crawling Chaos gathers her will to fight. In a land where gods walk among the people, Chaos discovers herself anew. Finding pieces of her past and making new friends along the way, the reincarnated high school girl goes on a journey that shall go down in the annals of history.

Forced to flee to the First Hunger and escape the wrath of the Crown and their new, deranged leader, Drake and his companions soon find themselves caught up in a civil war which threatens to tear the cosmos apart. A new enemy, one of the elder gods, has risen from obscurity, aligning herself with Chaos itself in a bid to topple the existing hierarchy and reshape the multiverse to her own designs. Book 4 of The Seven Hungers series places Drake in a new kind of peril, forcing him to battle not only his own inner demons, but the malevolent force of Chaos itself.

All Ambrose Drake wants is a quiet life. Too bad he’s the most notorious sorcerer in the Hallowed World—with a demon queen from the Seventh Hunger stuck in his head. Once a top operative for the Crown, the secret society policing magic and the horrors beneath our world, Ambrose took a wrong turn into the underworld and picked up an unwelcome hitchhiker. Now, the demon queen wants out, the Crown wants him leashed, and supernatural nightmares keep landing at his doorstep.

With the city of Dust now little more than a dedicated memory and the Midnight Guard threatening to destroy the world in its entirety, Raven and her unhappy commune of Fae and Infernal survivors try to survive. While hunting the tainted remnants of the old city for hidden artifacts that might help them in their fight against the Guard, Raven discovers a curious statue they come to know as the Martyr. But of course, life for Raven is never that simple.

Michael M. Naydan’s Seven Signs of the Lion is a mesmerizing blend of magical realism, cultural exploration, and spiritual discovery. Set in the enchanting city of Lviv, this novel takes listeners on a vivid journey through Ukraine’s rich history and mythology. The protagonist, Nicholas Bilanchuk, meets a cast of unforgettable characters—each symbolic and deeply connected to the city’s spirit—while seeking the mysterious “seven signs of the lion.”

Seven years ago, Trick’s mother made a deal with a witch. In exchange for saving his little brother’s life, the witch would turn Trick into a cat and he’d become her familiar. Now, the witch is dead and Trick is human again. And he hates it. Denneka isn’t looking forward to eighth grade...

A werewolf, a leprechaun, and a teenage tech genius walk into a bar... Sounds like a joke, right? Well, for Petra Graves, supernatural assassin, self-professed loner, and deadly sorcerer, that joke has just become a reality. When Graves is sent to a ruined castle in Poland to hunt down a rogue bloodmancer, she suddenly finds herself facing off against an enemy she can’t defeat. Her only option? To release the wild magic within and hope it doesn’t obliterate everything in its path, including her.

An enigmatic figure emerges into the Hallowed World, promising a gift of unfathomable worth to the people of earth. Crown sorcerer, Ambrose Drake must negotiate terms with this peaceful invader, but Drake and his companions soon find themselves drawn into a warped reality from which there seems no escape.

The world has changed. In the wake of the Fae uprising, Infernal power has waned and Raven now finds herself estranged from her old city, her old crew, and her closest friend. Struggling to come to terms with a new life without Mia, Harry's betrayal, and her work with the Bureau, Raven is visited by an old acquaintance and a new threat to the twin cities emerges. The Fae might once more be in ascendence, but they are not the greatest threat to stability within the twin cities, nor the world beyond. Something darker and much more insidious now stalks the streets of Dusk.

If she falls for him, he dies. Rowan Kerr is the leader of a Glasgow coven of seven witches—and the first woman in twenty years to meet a man she cannot read. When a kiss on a quiet street sends a shockwave through the Veil between worlds, an ancient Council comes hunting for the witch responsible. Now Rowan must choose between the man awakening something inside her and the six women who trusted her to keep them safe.

Winland Underwood was right! Her mother is alive, rescued, and returned to the Ozark kemana. The Warrior Witch may be back, but the mother-daughter reunion Winland dreamed of isn't what it's cracked up to be. Especially now that they're both dealing with the fallout.

Strange occurrences stir up a sleepy town in Louisiana. Amanda, the bookworm bachelorette, finds an ancient tome in the thrift shop. A novel? A biography? Hard to even describe it, but she is drawn to it, like it was a magnet, and finds it harder and harder to distinguish the reality of the book from her own. Meanwhile, a dark couple appears, jacking up the quiet streets of the University town. They are free and unstoppable, with their tattoos emitting an unearthly purple glow. 

Conri has been on the run for as long as he can remember. He used to think it was because those who followed them wanted to hurt his mother; now, he knows the truth. The blood that runs through his veins has a lineage others would kill for or kill to destroy. Placed on a path to discover the truth of his past, Conri finds himself at a university where werewolves and humans work together. But a threat has followed him there, one with sharp claws, deadly fangs, and a lack of care for whether the victims are werewolves or humans.

Lost and hurting, Conri finds a place with the Rabbits, a motorcycle gang that channels his drive to do anything to save humans from Extremists who are growing more powerful and daring by the day. With Cherish at his side, Conri loses himself in the work until an opportunity presents for him to delve deeper and find out who is behind the merciless organization.

Conri has a new pack to protect. With the identity of his stalker revealed, Conri vows to follow in his father’s footsteps and do whatever it takes to ensure their safety from those who hunt him.

Raven's never been one for fairy tales, especially not the ones where a mischievous sprite explodes in pink goo, an imp smells of old boots and bong resin, or she ends up with a demon god's tattoos. But in the gritty, magic-soaked twin cities of Dusk and Dawn, fairy tales are very real–and Raven's just been unwillingly cast as the reluctant harbinger of the apocalypse.

Having survived being possessed by a demon god, tattooed from head to foot with infernal symbols, and technically dying, Raven now jumps from the pan into the fire. With the Infernals' plan to take over the world thwarted, Fae power begins to rise and with it a new threat to Dusk and its people.

Two years have passed since the establishment of the Ozarks Spiritual Sovereignty and Terry Howard has settled into his role as the liaison between the newly formed nation and the established government. Life has settled down. The world is recovering from the changes brought on by the Order War. Everyone was touched by the war, some more than others. When secrets start surfacing, Terry is forced to accept that just because someone is your friend, doesn't mean you know them.