The Shadowglass

Books | Young Adult Fiction / Fantasy / Wizards & Witches

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Rin Chupeco

The epic finale to The Bone Witch series! As Tea's dark magic eats away at her, she must save the one she loves most, even while her life—and the kingdoms—are on the brink of destruction. Perfect for readers of Leigh Bardugo's Ninth House and Holly Black's The Cruel Prince!In the Eight Kingdoms, none have greater strength or influence than the asha, who hold elemental magic. But only a bone witch has the power to raise the dead. Tea has used this dark magic to breathe life into those she has loved and lost...and those who would join her army against the deceitful royals. But Tea's quest to conjure a shadowglass, to achieve immortality for the one person she loves most in the world, threatens to consume her.Tea's heartsglass only grows darker with each new betrayal. Her work with the monstrous azi, her thirst for retribution, her desire to unmask the Faceless—they all feed the darkrot that is gradually consuming her heartsglass. She is haunted by blackouts and strange visions, and when she wakes with blood on her hands, Tea must answer to a power greater than the elder asha or even her conscience. Tea's life—and the fate of the kingdoms—hangs in the balance.Thrilling and atmospheric, this bestselling series is perfect for readers looking for Memoirs of a Geisha meets dark fantasystories with diverse representation and multicultural influencesoriginal worldbuilding and captivating writingwitch and wizard series for teens and adultsThe Bone Witch Series:The Bone Witch (Book 1)The Heart Forger (Book 2)The Shadowglass (Book 3)Praise for The Shadowglass:"Satisfying." —Foreword "A must-purchase." —School Library Journal"A worthy conclusion to a story that is, at its core, about love and letting go." —Kirkus Reviews

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Author

Rin Chupeco

Pages

480

Publisher

Sourcebooks, Inc.

Published Date

2019-03-05

ISBN

1492660612 9781492660613

Ratings

Google: 5

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"This series was a frustrating combination of great story and confusing storytelling. By the third book I finally just gave up trying to make sense of random important information that just sprang out of nowhere and finished the book. It's a good story, good magic system, and worth the read if you can let go of that "was this important thing mentioned before and I missed it, or did it just get dropped here randomly?" feeling. It's ironic because one of my pet peeves is a book that has certain details repeated ad nauseum and this one was the complete opposite. I agree with a lot of the reviews that the second book was the best of the three. <br/><br/>Side-note: this is the second book I have read since Name of the Wind that borrows from Patrick Rothfuss style. That's kind of cool for him."

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Kimberly Harper

"This is the last book of the bone witch trilogy… the book start off with gettin upset he brother died at war. The day of his funeral she got upset and raised him from the dead without even knowing she could make this happen. This starts her journey of becoming the bone which..their is magic, love, and death. "

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Brittani barefoot

"I've honestly only read the trilogy so far but her other two are next"