A Beautiful Evil - Rilegato

Keaton, Kelly

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ISBN 10: 1442409274 ISBN 13: 9781442409279

Casa editrice: Margaret K McElderry, 2012

Riassunto

Myth and mayhem inhabit a richly reimagined New Orleans in this sequel to Darkness Becomes Her.

After the epic graveyard battle at the end of Darkness Becomes Her, Ari and her friends know what they’re up against: Ari is facing the Medusa curse and is haunted by the image of what she will become. To make matters worse, the heinous goddess Athena has kidnapped young Violet and is threatening to destroy Ari.

Ari, along with the superhot Sebastian, is doing everything she can to learn more about Athena and to get Violet back. But the battle of good and evil is bigger than she realizes, and she’s about to be pulled into a world more horrific than she could ever imagine....

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Recensione:

“If I could become a character in a fictional world, I would pick this one. Action and romance combine with good storytelling and an alluring world. More, please!”

—Melissa Marr, bestselling author of the Wicked Lovely series

“Filled with action and suspense. Readers will continue to root for Ari’s triumph over Athena, hoping that she breaks the curse that plagues her future.” --VOYA, December 2011

"Packed with action and hints of romance, [Kelly Keaton's A Beautiful Evil] pairs well with fans of Rick Riordan and Stephenie Meyer."
Recommended.
--Library Media Connection, May/June 2012

"Percy Jackson meets Anne Rice."
--School Library Journal, May 2012

L'autore:

Kelly Keaton is the critically acclaimed author of Darkness Becomes Her. As Kelly Gay, she writes the popular adult series, Charlie Madigan, for Pocket Books. While she calls Raleigh, North Carolina, home, she can also be found chatting about books and life on Facebook and Twitter. Read more about Kelly on her website at KellyKeaton.net.

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• Editore: Margaret K McElderry
• Data di pubblicazione: 2012
• ISBN 10: 1442409274
• ISBN 13: 9781442409279
• Rilegatura: Copertina rigida
• Numero di pagine: 287