Livro The Shadow Hour

The much-anticipated sequel to the book Danielle Page, author of "Dorothy Must Die," says is "inventive, gorgeous, and epic--Grey dazzles." Everything in Echo's life changed in a blinding flash when she learned the startling truth: she is the firebird, the creature of light that is said to bring peace.

The firebird has come into the world, but it has not come alone. Every action has an equal and opposite reaction, and Echo can feel a great and terrible darkness rising in the distance.

Cosmic forces threaten to tear the world apart. Echo has already lost her home, her family, and her boyfriend. Now, as the firebird, her path is filled with even greater dangers than the ones she's already overcome.

She knows the Dragon Prince will not fall without a fight. Echo must decide: can she wield the power of her true nature--or will it prove too strong for her, and burn what's left of her world to the ground?

Welcome to the shadow hour. Praise for "The Girl at Midnight," Book One in the Series [STAR] Sparks fly. . . . Will please fans of Cassandra Clare and "Game of Thrones" watchers with its remarkable world building; richly developed characters; and themes of family, power, loyalty, and romance.

. . . [Book 2] cannot come soon enough! "Booklist," Starred [STAR] [The] perfect blend of action and amour. "Kirkus Reviews," Starred A feisty heroine, fun supporting characters, a mission to save the world, and some seriously spicy romance.

"SLJ" Catnip for fans of Cassandra Clare. BookPage.com Fast-paced, action-packed, and full of laughs. Nerdist.com Enthralling and pure magic, Grey s debut is delightful! "Romantic Times" A page-turner I was hooked from start to finish.

"Latina Magazine" Sharp drama that leads to a conclusion begging for a sequel. "The Bulletin ""A must-read."" "Paste"" magazine"""""Inventive, gorgeous, and epic Grey dazzles in her debut." Danielle Paige, "New York Times" bestselling author of "Dorothy Must Die" A stunning debut.

Equal parts atmosphere and adventure, Melissa Grey s "The Girl at Midnight" is positively divine. Victoria Schwab, author of "A Darker Shade of Magic""