Its point, protruding from her sternum, glittered like a brooch. She broke over an iron gate, crimping it on impact, and there she hung, impossibly arched, graceful as a temple dancer swooning on a lover’s arm.
On the second sabbat of Twelfthmoon, in the city of Weep, a girl fell from the sky. The aftermath of a war between gods and menĪ girl every bit as perilous as she is imperilledĪlchemy and blood candy, nightmares and godspawn, moths and monsters, friendship and treachery, love and carnage.īUT we can now reveal the PROLOGUE of this amazing and mysterious book, right here on Heart Full of Books, can you believe it? PROLOGUE So without further ado, here are the covers for the UK (left) and the US (right)Īren’t they beautiful?! That blue is going to look seriously amazing on any shelf! I can not wait to start reading this series, the covers are so intriguing and up until now we’ve had very little to go on! Here’s what we know so far: I don’t know about you, but Strange The Dreamer by Laini Taylor is one of my MOST ANTICIPATED RELEASES of 2016! The first book in this new series by the author of one of my all-time favourite series, Daughter of Smoke and Bone, will be released in September and that couldn’t come soon enough! And the lovely people at Hodder & Stoughton have given us the opportunity to share the covers for the UK and US editions along with the prologue of the book! So a huge thank you to Hodder, and if you want more information on their books then check out their website. (Luckily, we’ve not long to wait, as Muse of Nightmares comes out 2 nd October.) S trange the Dreamer has to be one of my all-time favourite fantasy novels, and I really can’t wait to be immersed in this world once again.īuy on Amazon | Pre-order Muse of Nightmares
An excruciating one that had me reeling for the next book, like, right now. You feel connected to all of them, and I would read a companion novel about every single one!īut, there’s a twist. The scenes when Sarai and Laslo are connected are so atmospheric and heart-warming, I wanted to stay with them forever. Additionally, as much as I loved the primary characters, the secondary ones are also something special. The story of a blossoming relationship between these two unlikelies.
But rather than being super plot driven, it’s a character study. But it has all the familiar Lani Taylor traits you’ve come to love if you’ve read her Daughter of Smoke and Bone trilogy. The whole book is a slow-burn, gradually introducing you to this new world. She is a magical being who resides in the lost city of Weep, and he is a librarian on an expedition to rediscover Weep. It’s beautifully constructed and the setting and characters are so vivid and intoxicating.
Strange the Dreamer is a masterpiece through and through. To celebrate the release of the Strange the Dreamer paperback, I’m sharing my review of the book!
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