Bücher von Jh Tomen

In The Sermon of Loss, we journey to the Mother's Valley, a barren land studded with abundant basins. In the kingdom of Pen'dil Zenn, power is gifted by food, its use tightly controlled by the Masked Ones, state sorcerers who never show their faces - and pay an enormous price as they slowly starve to death, unable to eat the foods they once burned for magic.The story follows Teros, a gifted young magician attempting to keep himself free of the palace. Unfortunately, the High Priest is determined to capture him and sends 732, his most lethal magician, in pursuit. 732 has spent her life in service of the crown, taken from her family at five years old. But as she catches up to Teros, she'll be forced to reckon with the basin's secrets as well as her own.This well-constructed magic system will captivate new readers and fans of JH Tomen alike. Step into the adventure and discover the secrets of this sacred city.

In The Voice and the Mind, the fourth and final book of the Shapewalker's Song series, Sumi is finally heading home. After reaching the fountain of Essomuai, she freed Vilodai and received a strange and powerful necklace. But is it as powerful - and as dangerous - as the stones once wielded by the great Southern Emperor?Now, as she makes her way west with Erso and Parimu, there's no telling what awaits her. Berill is full of enemies, and Vice Peer Pont'dulairn is still fighting Queen Welaya for power. Sumi desperately wants to change her people, to build a bridge between Shapewalkers and humans, but will anyone listen? Join her, and discover why one beta reader called this, 'the ending Sumi always deserved.'

In this short story collection, JH Tomen's first, enter into tiny worlds of fantastical magic, where even a taste of fresh imagination might lead you somewhere new. Called "Tomen's best work yet" in one beta reader review, Both in Abundance is a brief collection, but one we hope you'll grow to love.

Enter a world within a world and a book within a book. As a beautiful aside from The Shapewalker's Song series, The Borimol Plains takes you to the ancient kingdom of Anushai, where magical shape shifting houses live in ease with balls, gowns, and manor homes in abundance. For Vorseyai Shuwayel, just out of mourning for her mother, this summer will be her first as her own woman, and a chance to decide what kind of life she wants.Described by one reader as "Jane Austen with magic - in the best possible way," step into this tale and into time itself to see what awaits you in the Borimol Plains.

In Creatures of the Continent, the second book of the Shapewalker''s Song trilogy, Sumi is on the run with Erso, looking for a safe place to hide as she learns more about her powers. Only months ago, she was just a simple shopkeeper, and now she has a centuries old magic to contend with. Erso isn''t new to being on the run, but for the first time, he''s taken a stud∩╗┐ent with him on the road.They head first to Amoriai, where Erso''s family lives, but find an unstable city where alliances are shifting quickly. Detective Parimu isn''t far behind, desperate to capture the Shapewalker who escaped him. As Sumi explores the other kingdoms of Wellonai, she''ll be forced to face the difficult and bloody history of the Continent that she never knew. Can she change this world, or should she just find her place in it? As kingdoms and beliefs collide, there may be more at stake than which country she calls home.