The Dead Inside Mar 1, 2022. Author*Editor*Publisher * Agent-Allan Guthrie @NorthLitAgency * Pubbed by Thomas & Mercer *MARRIED she/her
@WordsandGuitar C Morrow. Alexandra Overy's These Feathered Flames duology. The Library of the Dead by T.L. Huchu's also a promising start to a new series.
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Connolly Bottum at Inkyard has bought, in an exclusive submission, 'The Gingerbread Witch' by Alexandra Overy ('These Feathered Flames'), which follows the daughter of the witch from “Hansel and Gretel.” https://t.co/bidG0i0uBf
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@Jo_Scribbles BRIAR GIRLS by Rebecca Kim Wells is also really lovely, and coming up, I loved FROM DUST, A FLAME by Rebecca Podos, but you can check out THE WISE AND THE WICKED in the meantime, which is inspired by Russian mythology, as is THESE FEATHERED FLAMES by Alexandra Overy.
"As brilliant as a firebird, These Feathered Flames has all the elements I love in young adult fantasy: lyrical prose, a unique spin on folklore, and the complicated relationship between sisters. From the first page to the last, Overy's debut will have readers burning to know what happens next."--Mara Rutherford, author of the Crown of Coral and Pearl duology
"These Feathered Flames is a beautiful story of sisterhood, court intrigue, and ancient magic that simultaneously draws on established folklore and breathes new life into it. With luscious worldbuilding and two skillfully crafted heroines that will ensnare your heart, this book is a fantastic start to a new series!"--Kalyn Josephson, author of The Storm Crow duology
"An engrossing fantasy tale about sisterhood and what it means to be able to fully trust another person."--School Library Journal
"This compelling series opener is narrated by both sisters as they struggle to overcome fear and distrust to be true allies. Though the sisters' relationship is paramount, their relationships with others, including Asya's burgeoning romance with a female guard, prove crucial. This will appeal to those who enjoy character-driven stories of magic and courtly intrigue."--Booklist
"Asya's exhilarating, tightly plotted fights and Izaveta's clever political machinations play out against Slavic-inspired historical and cultural elements to create a thoroughly compelling tale of strength and sisterhood."--Kirkus Reviews