In Warriors of Wing and Flame, acclaimed author Sara B. Larson continues her enchanting YA fantasy duology with a timeless fairytale feel in an original voice.
The doorway between the magical Visempirum and the human world has been reopened. Paladin are once more living in the citadel where Zuhra and Inara grew up completely isolated by the magical hedge that trapped them there. Amidst the brewing conflict between the Paladin and humans looms the threat of Barloc, who has stolen Inara's immense power and continues to elude the Paladin who are desperately searching for him.
In this sequel to Sisters of Shadow and Light, Inara and Zuhra must navigate the treacherous paths of self-discovery, their love for each other, and for the boys who have captured their hearts. Together, they search for the strength within themselves to bridge the divide between the two worlds they inhabit, even as war threatens to destroy everything—and everyone—they love.
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October 27, 2020 -
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- ISBN: 9781250208422
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- ISBN: 9781250208422
- File size: 2869 KB
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- English
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August 15, 2020
Magically gifted sisters join the fight against a power-mad serial killer in this loin-moistening duology closer. Larson constructs a flimsy plotline on which to hang intensely felt displays of passion, terror, soul searching, hot snogging, and love--both sisterly and otherwise. Having stolen the powers of soon-to-be 16-year-old Inara in Sisters of Shadow and Light (2019), Bar has gone on a rampage--roaming the countryside slaughtering other Paladin for their magic with the vaguely articulated goal of taking over the world. Inara and her loving older sister, Zuhra, set out on gryphon-back with several newly met Paladin from the parallel world of Visimperum to tackle the killer...while wrestling at length with their feelings for certain of their more eligible new allies. The inner conflicts are complicated by the revelation that one such, moody Loukas, has the power of mind control (which he insists he's not using) and also the fact that any healing magic leaves both healers and healed open to one another's emotions so it's often hard to tell exactly who is feeling what. Though the purple prose turns liverish at times, several steamy clinches ultimately help clarify things heartwise while, with the convenient assistance of a deus ex machina, the stylized threat is neatly (and literally) toasted. Relationships are all heterosexual, none of the gasping grasping gets past second base, and the cast is predominantly White. Readers who go for interior over exterior fires will slowly lick their lips. (Fantasy. 13-18)COPYRIGHT(2020) Kirkus Reviews, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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