Black Heat

Paperback / ISBN-13: 9781510110960

Price: £8.99

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‘Dark, enthralling feminist fantasy … deft characterisation, intricate world-building and serpentine twists will appeal to fans of Leigh Bardugo and Sarah J Maas’ Guardian

‘Intelligent, heartbreaking and fiercely feminist’ Katharine Corr, co-author of Daughter of Darkness

Exile. Rebel. Healer. Three underestimated women, destined to be brought together by revenge in this dark and thrilling new YA fantasy.

Marzal – an exiled daughter with a plan for her return.
Rayn – a rebel blacksmith with a blade of blood.
Elena – a gentle midwife with a fiercely protected secret.

Each young woman wants peace for their country, but in times of war, not everyone fights by the same rules. As their countries burn around them, and the stakes of victory rise, each woman will have to decide how far she is willing to go for peace.

But the desire for revenge also burns deep…

A dark and thrilling new fantasy from the author of The Isles of Storm and Sorrow trilogy.


‘Heart-stopping and addictive’ – Maria Kuzinar, author of The Ship of Shadows

‘Dark, enthralling feminist fantasy … deft characterisation, intricate world-building and serpentine twists will appeal to fans of Leigh Bardugo and Sarah J Maas.’ – Guardian

As beautiful as it is brutal, Black Heat is a seething ball of feminist rage and I loved it’ – Anna Waterworth, author of The Girl Who Grew Wings

Reviews

'Dark, enthralling feminist fantasy ... deft characterisation, intricate world-building and serpentine twists will appeal to fans of Leigh Bardugo and Sarah J Maas.
Imogen Russell Williams, Guardian
Three women's destinies entwine in this darkly thrilling fantasy of revenge and war
Maria Kuzniar, author of The Ship of Shadows
"A gripping and compelling story"
Jemima Breeds, Armadillo Magazine
Intelligent, heartbreaking and fiercely feminist
Katharine Corr, co-author of Daughter of Darkness
As beautiful as it is brutal, BLACK HEAT is a seething ball of feminist rage and I loved it
Anna Waterworth, author or The Girl Who Grew Wings