Adult/YA Fiction
G/A. LaFevers, Robin. Grave Mercy. Houghton Mifflin, 2012. 549p.
978-0-547-62834-9. $17.99.
At the convent of St. Mortain, seventeen-year-old Ismae is trained
as a highly skilled assassin in weaponry and poisons, as well as the feminine arts, in order to serve as a handmaiden of death. St. Mortain, the god of Death, has also blessed her
with powerful gifts. She sets off on a
mission at the court of Anne, Duchess of Brittany. Anne’s court is filled with intrigue and political machinations and Anne’s own life is being
threatened. Ismae poses as
Gavriel Duval’s mistress, Anne’s handsome brother, but instead finds herself slowly falling in love with him. When she is called upon to fulfill her vows, she finds herself at odds with her own desires. Ismae must uncover the plot against Anne before it is too late.
-C. Campos, Angeles Mesa Branch Library, LAPL
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VG = Very Good
G = Good
F = Fair
NR = Not Recommended
Second Initital (Reading Level):
A = Average Reading Level
E = Easy
M = Mature
“The views expressed are of individuals and do not necessarily reflect the views of their respective institutions.”
For more information about YAR, please email Dora Ho at dorah2005@gmail.com
Showing posts with label historical fantasy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label historical fantasy. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Born Wicked: The Cahill Chronicles Book 1
High School Fiction
G/A. Spotswood, Jessica. Born
Wicked: The Cahill Witch Chronicles, Book 1. Putnam’s Sons, 2012. 336p.
978-0-399-25745-2. $17.99.
Cate’s
mother dies, making her promise to take care of her two younger sisters. Cate and her sisters are harboring a
terrible secret—they are witches and if they are found out by the Brotherhood,
they will be sent to an asylum, to a prison to do hard labor, or be put to death. In six months, Cate must come to a decision,
either to marry or to join the Sisterhood. She must announce her decision at
her upcoming Intention Ceremony or else the Brotherhood will choose for
her. Her best friend from childhood,
Paul, returns to court her, but Cate’s attention is fixated on Finn Belastra,
the new gardener. Her mother’s diary
also reveals that she and her sisters may very well be the sisters of a
prophecy predicted to bring great power back to the witches, but also usher in a new time of terror. Cate is faced with heavy decisions. Will she choose between her
two suitors or join the ranks of the Sisterhood? How will she ever find the means to save everyone she loves?
-C. Campos, Angeles Mesa Branch Library, LAPL
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