The Singing Bones: Glint & Shade Book Three
Paperback
Series: Glint & Shade, Book 3
Publisher: Eric Shane Love
Published: Jan 1 2024
Pages: 468
Weight: 1.37
Height: 0.94 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
We all have magic in us, the man said. We are all singing bones.
Grey finds herself lost among shadows. Something has come awake inside her, a beautiful tether to the wild world around her. But there is also darkness. Guided by her giant protector and her Eri teacher, she seeks to unravel the mystery of the growing agitation in the natural world, and to learn the identity of the strange young man who comes in her dreams...a young man haunted by a greedy shadow.
An angry city, a red storm, and a maniacal phantasm plague Grey and her companions as they seek to answer the singing bones while all worlds are balanced on the knife-blade of disorder.
Praise for The Scarecrow Hunters, Glint & Shade Book One:
The Scarecrow Hunters is a profoundly dark fantasy that slowly unravels much like a fever dream... [A] dark and engaging read, perfect for lovers of dark fantasy and anyone who doesn't live near a dark wood, and a good start to the series.
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