As stone warriors invade Henrietta's home, she'll use the last of her house's magic to protect her friends, but nothing can prepare her for the shocking returns of two figures from her past.
As stone warriors invade Henrietta's home, she'll use the last of her house's magic to protect her friends, but nothing can prepare her for the shocking returns of two figures from her past.
Henrietta Achilles is making her last stand.
As mysterious stone warriors invade Henrietta's inherited home, she'll use the last traces of the house's magic to protect the friends around her. But even if she survives the battle, nothing can prepare her for the shocking returns of two figures from her past . . .
Praise for A House Divided:“"As danger approaches, orphan Henrietta Achilles must protect the inherited castle she now calls home in this graphic fantasy translated from the German. The formerly friendly stone guardians led by the mysterious Firstborn are attacking the village and trying to breach the entrance to the castle. Henrietta has grown into her own, capably harnessing the magic powers of the house keys to protect the townspeople sheltered inside. A turncoat within the castle causes chaos, setting loose more corrupted stone guardians--but the real mastermind of the invasion is someone unexpected. An emotional backstory reveals what happened to Henrietta's parents, and, finally, the contents of the wizard Ornun Zol's secret vault are unveiled. With never a dull moment, this entertaining fourth and final series entry that follows 2021's The Winter of Walking Stone easily shifts between perfectly timed humor, poignant dialogue, and action-packed battles. The inventive magical elements and splendidly atmospheric illustrations continue to delight and make this series a standout. The myriad bandits, townspeople, friendly creatures, and menacing army of enemies may be overwhelming to keep track of at times, but readers will be pleased at the return of memorable characters from previous installments. The cast is predominantly male and light-skinned. A satisfying finale to an inventive and absorbing series."--Kirkus Reviews”
"An occasional one-liner balances teary-eyed moments of sacrifice. Spells never lose their luster on the page, always providing unique visual effects and advancing the story. . . . Fans of Henrietta will find satisfaction in this grand finale to the epic series."—School Library Journal
Haiko Hörnig is a writer of screenplays and graphic novels. He lives in Frankfurt, Germany, where he writes for various clients and works with Marius Pawlitza on their fantasy series A House Divided. Marius Pawlitza was born in Königshütte, Poland but grew up in Ludwigshafen, Germany with comics and video games. After studying communication design in Mainz he started his first job in an advertisement agency. Today he lives in Frankfurt, draws comics and works as a freelance illustrator and art director.
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