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Don't miss out on pre-ordering this thrilling sequel to "Neverthorn," a captivating romantasy ideal for fans of the Zodiac Academy series. Harlow Daygon is grappling with the shattering betrayal she experienced at Neverthorn, prompting her to go into hiding once more. Now, magically disguised and struggling to maintain her composure, she and the other members of House Phoenix are pretending to be students at Heathermoor, the enigmatic Scottish sister school of Neverthorn. The castle exudes an otherworldly charm, with the Fae displaying their wild magic as if it's a competitive sport, and a headmaster who might just be one riddle away from becoming a full-fledged villain. Surprisingly, Harlow finds a sense of belonging she hasn't felt in a long time. However, tranquility is fleeting in the Dwimmer world.The Grym Dunaras remains lost, the kraken gold has disappeared, and Typhon has located them. This time, Typhon isn't the only threat. Hot on his trail is a Senate member eager to see Heathermoor reduced to ashes. If Harlow fails to keep her team and herself together, she risks leading her newfound family straight into an unwinnable and potentially lethal conflict.Key tropes include enemies to lovers, second chances, the chosen one, found family, slow burn, forced proximity, older protagonist, a professor-student dynamic, and secret identities. Praise for "Neverthorn" is abundant, with New York Times bestselling author Darynda Jones commending its complex heroes, brooding professors, and darkly enchanting narrative. C. N. Crawford highlights it as a fun, action-packed magical academy adventure perfect for fans of books like "Fourth Wing" and "Zodiac Academy." Meanwhile, K. F. Breene describes it as a savage, spellbinding twist on dark academia, with Harlow Daygon emerging as the unexpected and chaotic heroine we all needed.
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Don't miss out on pre-ordering this thrilling sequel to "Neverthorn," a captivating romantasy ideal for fans of the Zodiac Academy series. Harlow Daygon is grappling with the shattering betrayal she experienced at Neverthorn, prompting her to go into hiding once more. Now, magically disguised and struggling to maintain her composure, she and the other members of House Phoenix are pretending to be students at Heathermoor, the enigmatic Scottish sister school of Neverthorn. The castle exudes an otherworldly charm, with the Fae displaying their wild magic as if it's a competitive sport, and a headmaster who might just be one riddle away from becoming a full-fledged villain. Surprisingly, Harlow finds a sense of belonging she hasn't felt in a long time. However, tranquility is fleeting in the Dwimmer world.The Grym Dunaras remains lost, the kraken gold has disappeared, and Typhon has located them. This time, Typhon isn't the only threat. Hot on his trail is a Senate member eager to see Heathermoor reduced to ashes. If Harlow fails to keep her team and herself together, she risks leading her newfound family straight into an unwinnable and potentially lethal conflict.Key tropes include enemies to lovers, second chances, the chosen one, found family, slow burn, forced proximity, older protagonist, a professor-student dynamic, and secret identities. Praise for "Neverthorn" is abundant, with New York Times bestselling author Darynda Jones commending its complex heroes, brooding professors, and darkly enchanting narrative. C. N. Crawford highlights it as a fun, action-packed magical academy adventure perfect for fans of books like "Fourth Wing" and "Zodiac Academy." Meanwhile, K. F. Breene describes it as a savage, spellbinding twist on dark academia, with Harlow Daygon emerging as the unexpected and chaotic heroine we all needed.
