Enter the Underworld in an original fantasy, inspired by ancient Greek myth.
Katharine and Elizabeth Corr are sisters originally from Essex, now living in Surrey. When they both decided to write novels - on account of fictional people being much easier to deal with than real ones - it was obvious they should do it together. They can sometimes be found in one of their local coffee shops, arguing over which character to kill off next. Katharine and Elizabeth are authors of the enthralling A Throne of Swans duology and the spell-binding trilogy The Witch's Kiss.
Strong character development and jaw-dropping reveals make this
intense, feminist fantasy a must-read. [STARRED REVIEW!]
*Kirkus*
An action-packed if gory duology starter; a darker successor to
Percy Jackson.
*School Library Journal*
Steeped in blood, betrayal and mysticism, this is a deliciously
dark retelling of legendary proportions - a book of smart, savage
beauty that kept me reading long into the night
*Josh Winning, author of THE SHADOW GLASS*
I was lost to this exquisitely crafted world. Daughter of Darkness
is everything I want in a fantasy and more
*Mary Watson, author of BLOOD TO POISON*
Rich with mythology, this twisty adventure spins a new story from
old - one that will leave you breathless, broken and desperate for
more
*Bex Hogan, author of the ISLES OF STORM AND SORROW trilogy*
A beautiful, breathtaking adventure through the world of Ancient
Greece and the Greek myths. Daughter of Darkness puts a twisty,
surprising spin on the tale of Orpheus and Eurydice, with plenty of
heartache and betrayal, and a trickster heroine who had me rooting
for her from the very first line. Now . . . when can I read the
next one?!
*Holly Race, author of MIDNIGHT'S TWINS*
Deliciously dark, dangerously exciting, absolutely immersive
fantasy from two goddesses of storytelling
*Sinéad O'Hart, author of THE EYE OF THE NORTH*
Those looking for a dark read will not be disappointed, especially
those interested in fantasy and mythology. A concentrated read in
which reader interest and involvement never flag.
*Elizabeth Finlayson, The School Librarian*
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