Bøger af Richard Parry

The ancients call all debts due. Evanne won't settle a tab with those long dead. Evanne, a half-Vhemin bard with a gods-promised destiny as complex as her heritage, faces her greatest challenge yet. Known for her enchanting melodies and courageous heart, she's a firebrand of hope in dark times. But darkness has a name: Wild Sur, the enigmatic master of the Vide, an unstoppable order of assassins with a perfect record of death. This time, their target is Evanne. Armed with ancient secrets and commanding a Vhemin fortress with a portal to the demon realm, Wild Sur's ambition is nothing less than apocalyptic. Evanne isn't alone in this perilous quest. Myryntir, a resurrected wild blue dragon, soars by her side, along with Tarragon, her heart's love and a formidable swordswoman. And in the shadows, the newly empowered Raven Queen weaves her own brand of magic. But hope wanes. The demons are endless in number. The key to their salvation might rest with the lost warrior, Geneve, Saviour of Ravenswall, rumoured to be trapped beyond the demonic portal. Evanne's ancient armour might shield her body, but can it protect her from the despair of an impossible mission: to save one lost for all time? As Evanne and her allies prepare to face an entire city built for destruction and the demon and human army it protects, they must unravel the fortress's secrets and stop Wild Sur. Failure isn't just personal; it's the end of everything they know and love. This isn't just a battle-it's the final stand against the tide of darkness, where the melody of a bard might be the last sound in a world on the edge of oblivion.

The dead have no words for the living. Except for Evanne. Evanne is a half-Vhemin bard with a tune for trouble and a heart for heroism. Gifted an ancient suit of armour by a spectral warrior, she's convinced it's the key to restoring justice in a land teetering on the edge of chaos. The armour isn't just any relic. It's a whisper from before the world fell, calling her and her eclectic band across the blasted plaguelands. There awaits the mythical fairy sky city. Their mission? Fix the armour, and the balance shifts in their favour. The catch? It involves slaying a vampire older than history. The creature has outlasted empires and scoffed at time. There's a shadow over Evanne's heart. She fears the necromancer's path - a road paved with the souls of the unrestful dead. Her journey is haunted by fear of becoming what she most despises. Even her closest ally, the warrior fairy Tarragon, fears for Evanne's soul. No safe harbours. No grand armies. Just a guitar that speaks to both the living and the dead. If Evanne can't tune into the melody of courage and unravel the secrets of the sky city, the land might sing its final lament. The stakes? Higher than the sky city itself. If they fail, the fairy city remains a dream, and the land falls deeper into despair. Will Evanne strike the right chord, or will the land splinter into eternal dissonance?

The ancients don't want to stay dead. Evanne will make them. Evanne's a half-Vhemin bard with melodies flowing in her veins. Chaos falls on her home of Imshir when the ancient mountain fortress Heaven's Gate erupts, reawakened by a cult set on destroying all Evanne knows and loves. In the charred shadow of the mountain's wrath, she learns her parents are dead. Her allies turn against her. Shadowy foes from a far off land ruled by the Raven Queen hunt her. The only person more lost than her is Tarragon, a fairy warrior set on killing all Vhemin in the name of justice. Evanne's after justice of her own. The true culprit behind Heaven's Gate's devastation must be stopped, or more lands will fall to ruin. Trust is a luxury she can't afford, especially with Tarragon, whose past is as mysterious as the fairy herself. Haunted by the blame of Imshir's survivors and the looming threat of the Raven Queen's foes, Evanne's path is fraught with danger. Failure means not only her demise but the potential downfall of two realms. Allies are as uncertain as the shifting winds. Evanne's only certainty is her resolve. Will her journey lead to redemption, or will it end as a mere whisper in the saga of a splintered land?

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Llandudno, Its History And Natural History: Comprising A Brief Sketch Of The Antiquities, Natural Productions, And Romantic Scenery Of The Town And Neighborhood is a book written by Richard Parry and published in 1861. The book is a comprehensive guide to the history and natural history of the town of Llandudno and its surrounding areas. It provides a detailed account of the town's antiquities, including its ancient buildings, monuments, and landmarks, as well as its natural productions, such as its flora and fauna. The book also explores the romantic scenery of the town and its neighborhood, describing the beautiful landscapes and picturesque views that can be found in the area. With its rich content and detailed descriptions, Llandudno, Its History And Natural History is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history and natural beauty of the town of Llandudno.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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""An Attempt To Demonstrate The Messiahship Of Jesus: From The Prophetic History And Chronology Of Messiah�������s Kingdom In Daniel"" is a book written by Richard Parry. The book aims to establish Jesus as the Messiah by analyzing the prophetic history and chronology of Messiah's kingdom in the book of Daniel. The author examines the prophecies in detail and provides evidence to support the claim that Jesus fulfilled them. The book is a comprehensive study of the prophecies in Daniel and their fulfillment in the life of Jesus. It is an essential read for anyone interested in biblical prophecy and the Messiahship of Jesus. The book is well-researched and provides a detailed analysis of the prophecies, making it a valuable resource for scholars and students of theology. Overall, ""An Attempt To Demonstrate The Messiahship Of Jesus: From The Prophetic History And Chronology Of Messiah�������s Kingdom In Daniel"" is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the biblical prophecies about the Messiah and their fulfillment in the life of Jesus.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

The Llandudno Visitor's Handbook: With Historical Notices Of The Neighborhood, Including The Ancient Town Of Conway (1855) is a book written by Richard Parry. The book provides a comprehensive guide for visitors to Llandudno, a seaside town in North Wales, and its surrounding areas. The handbook includes historical information about the town and its neighboring town of Conway, which was an ancient town of great importance in Wales. The book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of Llandudno and its surrounding areas. It provides detailed information about the town's attractions, such as its beaches, promenades, and historic buildings. The book also includes information about the local customs and traditions, as well as practical advice for visitors, such as where to stay and where to eat. Overall, The Llandudno Visitor's Handbook is an essential read for anyone planning a trip to Llandudno or interested in the history of this charming Welsh town.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

The Making of the Modern Law: Legal Treatises, 1800-1926 includes over 20,000 analytical, theoretical and practical works on American and British Law. It includes the writings of major legal theorists, including Sir Edward Coke, Sir William Blackstone, James Fitzjames Stephen, Frederic William Maitland, John Marshall, Joseph Story, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. and Roscoe Pound, among others. Legal Treatises includes casebooks, local practice manuals, form books, works for lay readers, pamphlets, letters, speeches and other works of the most influential writers of their time. It is of great value to researchers of domestic and international law, government and politics, legal history, business and economics, criminology and much more.++++The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to insure edition identification: ++++Harvard Law School LibraryCTRG95-B4106Appendix: Prescription Act, 1832. Includes index.London: Estates Gazette, 1910. xi, 235 p.; 22 cm

Swallows and Hawke is a captivating account of 80 years of compelling cricket. From South Africa's stunning first ever Test win by one wicket in 1907 to Syd Barnes and Herby Taylor locked in iconic combat in 1914, to Cliff Gladwin's scrambled last-ball victory in 1949, all the standout moments are here. On the pitch, the cricketers faced extreme heat and dust, unplayable wickets and a wily and resilient opposition. Off the pitch they inspected mining compounds, were terrified by Zulu dancers and found themselves in jail or chased by rhinos. Over 15 tours the emissaries of Empire bestrode the pavilions of power with mine-owners and politicians, from Kruger to Verwoerd. They turned a blind eye to oppression and resistance and colluded with a new national mythology of white supremacy featuring ox-wagons and Blood River. The cricketing dramas take place within the perennial African struggles over land, labour and freedom as the cricketing relationship between MCC and South Africa forges the bonds of Empire.

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It's 21050AD. Uplinks turn us into slaves.Mason Floyd is lost on a dying world, bionics failing as he wages war against the ruling elite. He's left off-grid rockstar Sadie Freeman on Earth with a hopeless quest: resurrect the dead.New megacorp HumanE forces outright war. They have the means to control humans through the link, creating a limitless army of warriors.To free humanity, Mason discards the corporate protection he's always known, leaving him vulnerable. Sadie embraces corporate chains, going against all she stands for. As the streets of Seattle erupt into conflict, Mason and Sadie face their greatest challenge.They must save us from ourselves.Megacorps. Cyborgs. AI. Gene-spliced monsters. Syndicate enforcers. Off-grid illegals. Supersoldiers. Rock music. Violence. Einstein-Rosen bridges. Liquor. Enhanced reflexes. Power armor and energy weapons. Full body replacements. Swearing. Mind control. Telekenetics. G-Men. Drugs. Neural links. Orbital cannons. THIS IS CYBERPUNK.

It's 2150AD. Syndicates fight on the streets.Company enforcer Mason Floyd and rockstar Sadie Freeman share an uneasy truce in a city buried beneath company sin. As the rain lifts for the first time in what feels like forever, they are hunted.Mason's employers sent their best to take them out.Betrayed from within, walking away would be the simplest choice. But Sadie and Mason aren't known for taking the easy path. They owe someone who gave everything so they could be free.They must get back to the world, save a lost friend from a reprogramming facility, and escape into the night.Megacorps. Cyborgs. AI. Gene-spliced monsters. Syndicate enforcers. Off-grid illegals. Supersoldiers. Rock music. Violence. Einstein-Rosen bridges. Liquor. Enhanced reflexes. Power armor and energy weapons. Full body replacements. Swearing. Mind control. Telekenetics. G-Men. Drugs. Neural links. Orbital cannons. THIS IS CYBERPUNK.

The leader of the fallen Republic returns. Destruction sweeps across Earth.Grace Gushiken and Nathan Chevell rule the Empire. While they petition seditionist worlds for aid in a war humanity struggles to win, Grace's father arrives. Kazuo Gushiken brings the might of the insect-like Ezeroc to crush humanity's home.Kazuo travels with a fallen civilization. AI machines fight at his side. They are allied with the Ezeroc in a common purpose: destroy humans, once and for all. If they kill the heads of the Empire, all planets will fall.The AI destroy humanity's Navy, leaving Grace and Nate to escape on an old ex-war heavy lifter. Pressed into service one more time, the crew of the Tyche must survive against the combined might of the Ezeroc and AI. If they can't, they will die, and humanity's hopes with them.Tyche's Demons is the first book in Richard Parry's gripping Tyche's Progeny trilogy. If you like page-turning space opera with great dialogue and heart-pumping action, get your copy today!

It's 2150AD. There hasn't been a corporate war... until now.Mason Floyd is an augmented syndicate enforcer at the top of his game. His job is asset protection and acquisition, no questions asked.Company tech is stolen on Mason's watch. Rival megacorps want it, and they don't mind killing him to get it. Framed for the theft, Mason runs. He tangles with off-grid rockstar Sadie Freeman on the grimy seam between the powerful and poor. Together they uncover a secret an entire city died to keep.Hunted and desperate, they must team up to survive. Together Mason and Sadie can save the world. Apart, both are lost. They must trust each other or die.Megacorps. Cyborgs. AI. Gene-spliced monsters. Syndicate enforcers. Off-grid illegals. Supersoldiers. Rock music. Violence. Einstein-Rosen bridges. Liquor. Enhanced reflexes. Power armor and energy weapons. Full body replacements. Swearing. Mind control. Telekenetics. G-Men. Drugs. Neural links. Orbital cannons. THIS IS CYBERPUNK.

Our empire is built on lies. The Senate is in chaos. The Republic is falling from within, a corrupted shell around a rotted core. Abhorrent espers control humans like pawns. The Republic Navy is in open rebellion. The Tyche rides solar wind, seeking allies. If they don't find them, humanity will fall. An ancient transmission is discovered from beyond the charted edge of the hard black. It is not Ezeroc, who need no technology to communicate. Grace Gushiken and Nathan Chevell take the free trader Tyche on a desperate mission. Find the source of the signal, and with it, hope. The war against the Ezeroc is not one humans can win alone. Flying on borrowed time, Grace and Nate discover an ancient space station. It holds horrors from the Old Empire. These secrets are better left hidden, for they lead the Tyche to the heart of Ezeroc space. They find an alien homeworld hungry for war. With the Ezeroc menace poised for victory, will Grace and Nate be able to save humanity? Or will their luck finally give out? Tyche's Crown is the conclusion to Richard Parry's gripping Tyche's Journey trilogy. If you like page-turning space opera with great dialogue and heart-pumping action, get your copy today!

An empire falls.Before there was a Tyche, the crew were scattered. Nate wore the Emperor's Black. El Helmed mighty destroyers. Hope joined the new Republic's reclamation projects. Kohl fell in with the Yakuza. And Grace was a prisoner. Grab their origin stories as they become the heroes the universe needed them to be.This collects all six Tyche Origin stories: Tyche's FirstTyche's ChosenTyche's HopeTyche's FuryTyche's GraceTyche's GravediggerIf you love stories full of non-stop action and great dialogue, get your copy today!

The enemy is already here. After the encounter with the merciless Ezeroc on Absalom Delta, Grace Gushiken and Nathan Chevell make a run for home. They have a new mission: to warn humanity. Aliens are real. And they are already among us. The crew of the free trader Tyche are hunted by men in black, fearsome fighters who share the Ezeroc's powers. When the Tyche lands on Earth the ship's placed on lockdown. Her crew are scattered and on the run. Without their ship or friends, Grace and Nate have no escape. The Republic and its military have been corrupted to the core by the Ezeroc. Humanity's homeworld is at risk. As hope dwindles, Grace and Nate receive an offer they can't refuse from an unlikely source. The abhorrent espers of the Old Empire might be their only chance to save humanity. Their devil's bargain: join us, or die. Out of time and running low on luck, Grace and Nate must gather their scattered crew. Five souls and an old heavy lifter against the might of the Republic and its alien overlords. Will the crew of the Tyche find allies in humanity's struggle for survival? Or are we doomed to be food for the insects? Tyche's Deceit is the second book in Richard Parry's gripping Tyche's Journey trilogy. If you like page-turning space opera with great dialogue and heart-pumping action, get your copy today!

Humanity's greatest fear has come to pass. Earth has fallen to the Ezeroc.Grace Gushiken and Nathan Chevell travel to Mercury. They seek the hub of AI civilization, and the intelligences that control it. The planet is in ruins, torn apart by civil war. The insect-like Ezeroc have corrupted everything.Grace and Nate find the mind of the machine-world missing. The Ezeroc control the AI. Against the combined power of insect and machine intelligences, humanity is outmatched.One shred of hope remains. The remains of the Ezeroc homeworld still smolders in the hard black. The AI control mind is there. If Grace and Nate can wrestle it from the enemy, the Empire may prevail. If they can't, the universe will fall before the might of the insects.Tyche's Ghosts is the second book in Richard Parry's gripping Tyche's Progeny trilogy. If you like page-turning space opera with great dialogue and heart-pumping action, get your copy today!

Nathan Chevell and Grace Gushiken are criminals.That's all they have in common. Nate ducks the law in Ganymede's pirate port, and Grace runs from the Empire's justice to Starfire Station. They face super soldiers, crime lords, bioweapons, cartels, and betrayal. They make friends you'll love and enemies you'll hate.This book collects The Empire's Rogues I-VI: I. Ganymede Steel II. Dragon's Run III. Ganymede Plunder IV. Dragon's Bargain V. Ganymede Plague VI. Dragon's RescueIf you love blaster and sword fights, adventure, and great dialogue, check out the Empire's Rogues today!

The fight for humanity's future will be won or lost where it all began: Earth.Grace Gushiken and Nathan Chevell stand with the few allies they have found. They must save their Empire from the insect-like Ezeroc who control our homeworld.The Ezeroc serve at the feet of one man: Kazuo Gushiken. Grace's father has burned every world to ash in his ceaseless desire to have her. He controls the Ezeroc and AI militaries, entrenching his position on Earth.An ex-war heavy lifter stands against the military of an enemy civilization. The Tyche makes one final run to face Kazuo in the heart of his power. Grace and Nate must cut the head from the snake, even if it costs them their lives. If they don't, humanity will be lost forever.Tyche's Angels is the gripping sixth book in Richard Parry's Ezeroc Wars Series. If you like page-turning space opera with great dialogue and heart-pumping action, get your copy today!

Can mortals stand against the powers of the heavens? Vampires have hunted werewolves almost to extinction. Val and Danny, the last of their werewolf kind, aim to strike back at the heart of their ancient foe. They have tracked the vampire leaders to the City That Never Sleeps. Kaylan Gleicher is Death, and with her brother Pestilence, they lead the vampires. They are Riders of the Apocalypse, and have created the vampires to drain the life from the world. The Night's Champions are nothing compared with the forces of creation. Even Adalia's gifts can't stand against those made to end all things. Hope seems futile until the Pack gains an unlikely ally in a fallen vampire. Will Val and Danny be able to put trust in those who have always been the werewolves' enemies to save the world from Judgement? Night's End is the gripping conclusion to Richard Parry's Night's Champion trilogy. If you like page-turning supernatural thrillers with great dialogue and heart-pumping action, then you'll love this series from a Sir Julius Vogel Award finalist for both Best Novel and Best New Talent.

Bad hangovers don't usually come with a pile of bodies.Valentine's a nice guy with ordinary problems. That's about to change.Surfacing after a drunken night Val finds drug megacorp Biomne has unleashed hired guns to bring him in: no questions, and no witnesses. A criminally insane Russian is also hungering at his heels. Could one ravening sociopath be worse than an army?Val's newfound strength and speed might not be enough to save him. Gift or curse, he's got to master the monster within before he and everyone he knows ends up dead.Night's Favor is the first book in Richard Parry's gripping Night's Champion trilogy. If you like supernatural suspense with great dialogue and heart-pumping action, pick this up today!WARNING contains bloodthirsty werewolves, doing what's right, swearing, use of alcohol, the family you choose, and a high body count. Seek your physician's advice before opening.

A colony world goes dark. Grace Gushiken is a grifter and a liar. Worse, she's an esper, an abhorrent creation of the Old Empire. Grace keeps her blade sharp and her wits sharper. She's on the run from the Republic's justice. Nathan Chevell captains the free trader Tyche, an ex-war heavy lifter. He's no pirate, but he's no white knight either. An encounter with espers saw him discharged from the Emperor's Black before the real fighting even started. When the crew of the Tyche are hired to deliver a new transmitter for a downed Guild Bridge, Grace hitches a ride. They find the Absalom Delta colony deserted, its people turned into slaves by the insect-like Ezeroc. The aliens have descended like locusts on humanity, consuming all in their path. No one is safe. Even the Republic Navy is powerless against them. Facing an impossible foe, odds are stacked against the Tyche. The ship and her crew need to test their skill and their luck to survive. Will Grace and Nate be able to work together to get away? Or will fears and rivalries from the past destroy humanity's hopes, ceding victory to the Ezeroc? Tyche's Flight is the first book in Richard Parry's gripping Tyche's Journey trilogy. If you like page-turning space opera with great dialogue and heart-pumping action, get your copy today!