Bøger af John Beresford

It's raining on Berikatanya. During the day. That hasn't happened for three hundred years.Stripped of its time displacement before the Battle of Lembaca Ana, the Valley is once again the subject of dispute. Confrontation between the great houses is disrupted by a daytime rainstorm - unheard of since the creation of the malamajan centuries ago. Suspicion falls on the Elementals, especially Lautan, who has not been seen since the battle. Meanwhile, millions of kilometres out in space, the last Prism ship is preparing to make planetfall.Where is Lautan, and why can't he stop the freakish rainstorms? Can Patrick rediscover his father's lore and unlock the secrets of the Pattern Juggler in time to help? Or will civilisation be submerged under the influence of the malevolent new Water Wizard?The Elementals continue their adventures in the second instalment of John Beresford's SF/Fantasy crossover, The Berikatanyan Chronicles. Primordial forces spin out of control in this tale of magic, mystery, and mayhem that will appeal to lovers of Thomas Covenant, Merlin, and Allanon. Get your copy today!

He went to the stars to start over. His troubles have just begun.Earth, 2072. Jann Argent has no memory of committing the murder that landed him in prison. So when he's offered a chance at freedom, he accepts the price of exile to humanity's first colony planet. But when the ship crash lands on the new world's surface, he's shocked to discover an indigenous population and a strange sense of familiarity.Stunned when he and several other shipmates develop mystical powers, Jann discovers previous colonists have all joined one of two rival native houses. And with a tyrant's power play set to devastate the realm, he's about to become the lynchpin in a magical war that could destroy him.Can Jann uncover his destiny in time to stop a terrifying plot?Gatekeeper is the first book in the genre-bending Berikatanyan Chronicles science fiction fantasy mashup. If you like gritty heroes, elemental magic, and journeys to other worlds, then you'll love John Beresford's towering tale.

An Element to surpass all others. The one with the power to wield it. Can he overcome his fears in time to save the world from imminent doom? The Pattern Juggler has inherited a formidable power. It can create, and just as easily destroy. He has the lore book of his father, but key parts of it remain impenetrable. On the day of the new Water Wizard's inauguration ceremony, an injured stranger interrupts proceedings. He babbles an incoherent story about impending doom. Can it be true? How does the young man know what is to come? And if the Elementals can confirm his story, will the Juggler be able to confront his darkest fear? Can he unlock the last mysteries of his lore and overcome the deadliest challenge of all? Juggler is the final volume in John Beresford's Science Fiction / Fantasy crossover trilogy The Berikatanyan Chronicles, where colonists from Earth join forces with the indigenous population to battle with nameless terrors from the Void.

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The Correspondence of John Beresford is a two-volume collection of letters written by John Beresford, an Irish politician, during the last thirty years of the Irish Parliament. The book, published in 1854, offers a unique insight into the political and social landscape of Ireland during this period. Beresford's letters cover a wide range of topics, including the Catholic Emancipation Act, the Act of Union, and the rise of Daniel O'Connell. The book is an important historical document that sheds light on the political and social tensions that existed in Ireland during the early 19th century.In Two Volumes.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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The story of Jack Beresford, the first British Olympian to win medals of any colour in five consecutive Olympic Games. His record of 3 Gold and 2 silver medals at the 5 Olympic Games held between 1920 and 1936 remained until Sir Steve Redgrave won gold at the 2000 Sydney Games.

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