Book Review: Heroes, Holidays, and Hope
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Freak. That's what her classmates call seventeen-year-old Donna Underwood. When she was seven, a horrific fey attack killed her father and drove her mother mad. Donna's own nearly fatal injuries from the assault were fixed by magic — the iron tattoos branding her hands and arms. The child of alchemists, Donna feels cursed by the magical heritage that destroyed her parents and any chance she had for a normal life. The only thing that keeps her sane and grounded is her relationship with her best friend, Navin Sharma.
When the darkest outcasts of Faerie — the vicious wood elves — abduct Navin, Donna finally has to accept her role in the centuries old war between the humans and the fey. Assisted by Xan, a gorgeous half-fey dropout with secrets of his own, Donna races to save her friend — even if it means betraying everything her parents and the alchemist community fought to the death to protect.
5 comments:
I'm curious about this one too. I still think "Iron" is overused in titles with faeries these days, but I'm also a cover whore, and I love this one!
Great pick. =)
Faeries books are like hot commodity this days, I'm not complaining though. That cover is gorgeous and the summary is very interesting! Great WoW pick!
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Sounds like a great read, cannot wait for this book!
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Iron Witch is definitely one I will be reading asap. Great pick!
Sounds intriguing! There are a lot of fey books today!
-Linds, bibliophile brouhaha
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