Assassins Creed 7 Unity
Details: Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781405918848 Publisher: Penguin Overview: Unity: Assassin's Creed Book 7 plunges readers into the blood-soaked streets of revolutionary Paris, 1789. This brand new paperback follows Arno Dorian and Elise de la Serre, two lives entangled in the centuries-old war between the Assassin Brotherhood and the Templar Order, as the French Revolution tears the city apart. Blending meticulous historical research with cinematic, game-inspired action, this seventh instalment in Oliver Bowden's bestselling series is essential reading for fans of the Assassin's Creed games and historical fiction alike. About the Book: Set against the turbulent backdrop of 1789 Paris, Unity continues Oliver Bowden's acclaimed run of novels based on Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed games. As the aristocracy clings to power and the streets fill with revolutionary cries, Arno Dorian and Elise de la Serre find themselves swept into the ancient, secretive conflict between the Assassins and the Templars. Raised almost as siblings yet separated by opposing allegiances, the pair navigate gilded salons, shadowy hideouts and rooftop pursuits across a city reinventing itself in blood and fire. Loyalties are tested and secrets uncovered as personal vengeance collides with a revolution threatening to consume everyone in its path. Bowden's prose captures both the grandeur of revolutionary Paris and the grit of its back alleys, weaving real historical figures and events into the fictional Assassin-Templar struggle. Themes of power, betrayal, courage and sacrifice run throughout, as ordinary lives are caught up in extraordinary events. Newcomers will find Unity an accessible entry point into the wider universe, while long-time readers will enjoy seeing the saga's central conflict play out against a dramatic historical backdrop. The novel works as a standalone adventure or part of the continuing series, offering satisfying character development and a plot that keeps pace with the game's own memorable set pieces. Key Benefits: Book 7 in Oliver Bowden's bestselling Assassin's Creed video game tie-in series Vivid historical setting: revolutionary Paris, 1789 Fast-paced action blended with meticulous historical research Follows fan-favourite characters Arno Dorian and Elise de la Serre Perfect for fans of the games and historical fiction alike Great gift for Assassin's Creed collectors and readers About the Author: Oliver Bowden is the pen name behind the official Assassin's Creed novel series, licensed by Ubisoft. It was originally adopted by British writer Anton Gill, a historian and novelist known for blending careful research with accessible, page-turning storytelling. Later instalments, including Unity, are also credited by some editions to co-writer Andrew Holmes. Whichever hand holds the pen, the novels are prized by fans for translating the atmosphere, lore and adrenaline of the Assassin's Creed games into gripping historical fiction, entry by entry. Why You'll Love This Book: A gripping blend of history and adventure, Unity drops you into revolutionary Paris alongside Arno and Elise as ancient rivalries reignite amid chaos and bloodshed. Perfect for series fans and historical fiction lovers wanting a fast, immersive read. Please Note: This listing is for the UK ISBN / UK edition, and the cover received may vary slightly from the image shown.
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Details:Assassins Creed 7 Unity
Details: Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781405918848 Publisher: Penguin Overview: Unity: Assassin's Creed Book 7 plunges readers into the blood-soaked streets of revolutionary Paris, 1789. This brand new paperback follows Arno Dorian and Elise de la Serre, two lives entangled in the centuries-old war between the Assassin Brotherhood and the Templar Order, as the French Revolution tears the city apart. Blending meticulous historical research with cinematic, game-inspired action, this seventh instalment in Oliver Bowden's bestselling series is essential reading for fans of the Assassin's Creed games and historical fiction alike. About the Book: Set against the turbulent backdrop of 1789 Paris, Unity continues Oliver Bowden's acclaimed run of novels based on Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed games. As the aristocracy clings to power and the streets fill with revolutionary cries, Arno Dorian and Elise de la Serre find themselves swept into the ancient, secretive conflict between the Assassins and the Templars. Raised almost as siblings yet separated by opposing allegiances, the pair navigate gilded salons, shadowy hideouts and rooftop pursuits across a city reinventing itself in blood and fire. Loyalties are tested and secrets uncovered as personal vengeance collides with a revolution threatening to consume everyone in its path. Bowden's prose captures both the grandeur of revolutionary Paris and the grit of its back alleys, weaving real historical figures and events into the fictional Assassin-Templar struggle. Themes of power, betrayal, courage and sacrifice run throughout, as ordinary lives are caught up in extraordinary events. Newcomers will find Unity an accessible entry point into the wider universe, while long-time readers will enjoy seeing the saga's central conflict play out against a dramatic historical backdrop. The novel works as a standalone adventure or part of the continuing series, offering satisfying character development and a plot that keeps pace with the game's own memorable set pieces. Key Benefits: Book 7 in Oliver Bowden's bestselling Assassin's Creed video game tie-in series Vivid historical setting: revolutionary Paris, 1789 Fast-paced action blended with meticulous historical research Follows fan-favourite characters Arno Dorian and Elise de la Serre Perfect for fans of the games and historical fiction alike Great gift for Assassin's Creed collectors and readers About the Author: Oliver Bowden is the pen name behind the official Assassin's Creed novel series, licensed by Ubisoft. It was originally adopted by British writer Anton Gill, a historian and novelist known for blending careful research with accessible, page-turning storytelling. Later instalments, including Unity, are also credited by some editions to co-writer Andrew Holmes. Whichever hand holds the pen, the novels are prized by fans for translating the atmosphere, lore and adrenaline of the Assassin's Creed games into gripping historical fiction, entry by entry. Why You'll Love This Book: A gripping blend of history and adventure, Unity drops you into revolutionary Paris alongside Arno and Elise as ancient rivalries reignite amid chaos and bloodshed. Perfect for series fans and historical fiction lovers wanting a fast, immersive read. Please Note: This listing is for the UK ISBN / UK edition, and the cover received may vary slightly from the image shown.
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Details: Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781405918848 Publisher: Penguin Overview: Unity: Assassin's Creed Book 7 plunges readers into the blood-soaked streets of revolutionary Paris, 1789. This brand new paperback follows Arno Dorian and Elise de la Serre, two lives entangled in the centuries-old war between the Assassin Brotherhood and the Templar Order, as the French Revolution tears the city apart. Blending meticulous historical research with cinematic, game-inspired action, this seventh instalment in Oliver Bowden's bestselling series is essential reading for fans of the Assassin's Creed games and historical fiction alike. About the Book: Set against the turbulent backdrop of 1789 Paris, Unity continues Oliver Bowden's acclaimed run of novels based on Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed games. As the aristocracy clings to power and the streets fill with revolutionary cries, Arno Dorian and Elise de la Serre find themselves swept into the ancient, secretive conflict between the Assassins and the Templars. Raised almost as siblings yet separated by opposing allegiances, the pair navigate gilded salons, shadowy hideouts and rooftop pursuits across a city reinventing itself in blood and fire. Loyalties are tested and secrets uncovered as personal vengeance collides with a revolution threatening to consume everyone in its path. Bowden's prose captures both the grandeur of revolutionary Paris and the grit of its back alleys, weaving real historical figures and events into the fictional Assassin-Templar struggle. Themes of power, betrayal, courage and sacrifice run throughout, as ordinary lives are caught up in extraordinary events. Newcomers will find Unity an accessible entry point into the wider universe, while long-time readers will enjoy seeing the saga's central conflict play out against a dramatic historical backdrop. The novel works as a standalone adventure or part of the continuing series, offering satisfying character development and a plot that keeps pace with the game's own memorable set pieces. Key Benefits: Book 7 in Oliver Bowden's bestselling Assassin's Creed video game tie-in series Vivid historical setting: revolutionary Paris, 1789 Fast-paced action blended with meticulous historical research Follows fan-favourite characters Arno Dorian and Elise de la Serre Perfect for fans of the games and historical fiction alike Great gift for Assassin's Creed collectors and readers About the Author: Oliver Bowden is the pen name behind the official Assassin's Creed novel series, licensed by Ubisoft. It was originally adopted by British writer Anton Gill, a historian and novelist known for blending careful research with accessible, page-turning storytelling. Later instalments, including Unity, are also credited by some editions to co-writer Andrew Holmes. Whichever hand holds the pen, the novels are prized by fans for translating the atmosphere, lore and adrenaline of the Assassin's Creed games into gripping historical fiction, entry by entry. Why You'll Love This Book: A gripping blend of history and adventure, Unity drops you into revolutionary Paris alongside Arno and Elise as ancient rivalries reignite amid chaos and bloodshed. Perfect for series fans and historical fiction lovers wanting a fast, immersive read. Please Note: This listing is for the UK ISBN / UK edition, and the cover received may vary slightly from the image shown.
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Brand | Penguin |
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Language | eng |
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