A Land So Wide

Resumen del libro

There is one rule in the small and prosperous town of Mistaken -
if you spend a night within its borders, you belong to it forever.

The Warding Stones that surround Greer Mackenzie's town have stood for as long as she can remember, erected by the mysterious Benevolence to keep out the Bright Eyeds - unthinkable monsters that haunt the deep forest.

But the barrier works both ways, and like everyone else in Mistaken, Greer is trapped.

A mapmaker and eccentric dreamer, Greer has always ached to explore beyond the borders of the town. And when her beloved is cast out beyond the Warding Stones, she is the only one who will dare to try to rescue him.

But as she treks through the cold and pitiless wilderness, it is not only the Bright Eyeds she has to fear.

Set on a path to uncover the truth about the founding of Mistaken, and her own origins, Greer begins to uncover secrets hidden in the depths of the forest - secrets that don't want to be let out.

Deeply atmospheric and profoundly romantic, A Land So Wide is a breathtaking and deliciously dark fairytale that rumbles with the threat of the unknown . . .

Biografía del autor

x{0026}lt;P x{0026}lt;B Erin A. Craigx{0026}lt;/B siempre ha amado contar historias. Tras licenciarse en Diseño y Producción Teatral en la Universidad de Michigan, fue directora de escena de óperas trágicas llenas de jorobados, sesiones espiritistas y payasos asesinos y luego decidió que quería escribir libros que fueran igual de escalofriantes. Lectora voraz, apasionada del bordado, fan feroz del baloncesto y coleccionista de máquinas de escribir, Erin tiene su hogar en el oeste de Michigan con su marido y su hijo. Su novela debut, x{0026}lt;I Casa de sal y lágrimas x{0026}lt;/I ha vendido más de 125.000 ejemplares desde su publicación y su segundo libro, x{0026}lt;I Small Favors, x{0026}lt;/I entró directamente en la lista de best sellers del x{0026}lt;I New York Times.x{0026}lt;/I x{0026}lt;/P