Like the Moon We Rise
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Like the Moon We Rise
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Narrated by:
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Anna Burnett
The deadliest poisons are the sweetest . . .
Auriel has spent her life a prisoner, indentured as a poison maiden and forced to kill for a living with the help of her old friend and accomplice, Faolan Flynn. But she can almost taste freedom – enough to find her mother and hone her witchcraft on her own terms… as long as she keeps it secret. Because magick can only be practiced by those who serve the Empress, or those who wish to burn.
But instead of freedom, Auriel is sold to the enigmatic Ambrose, a young prince intent on revenge. Ambrose has a proposition for Auriel: to free their people from the Empire’s control, she must pretend to be the prophesied all-powerful Khelani, and infiltrate the Empress’s court to bring her down from within.
Thrown into a dangerous scheme, Auriel discovers that Faolan has been in on the plan from the beginning, but she can’t deny their growing attraction as she’s trained to defeat the Empress… nor can she escape the dark presence that has always been within her. The more Auriel learns about Faolan, Ambrose, and the Empress, the less sure she is about who to trust.
Because prophecies can lie, dead gods can rise, and love might just be the most lethal poison of all…
Reviews
"A dazzling debut brimming with romantic and political tension...Cormack weaves a dangerous game of secrets, loyalties, and lies that readers will relish unraveling.” —Cindy Pham, #1 NYT-bestselling author of The Secret World of Briar Rose
"Lush, atmospheric, and witchy...Like the Moon We Rise has everything you could want in a gothic fairytale. Full of secrets and shocking twists, readers are unlikely to forget this spell-binding YA debut." —Julia Alexandra, author of Midnight on the Celestial
"With a richly rendered world, desperately evocative prose, and a main character who is every shade of morally grey, Anabelle Cormack has crafted a complex and enthralling debut... [an] epic tale of empires and rebellions, life and death, love and heartbreak." —Alwyn Hamilton, NYT-bestselling author of The Notorious Virtues
"A thrilling debut filled with twists, turns, and swoony romance." —Kirkus
"Shot through with humor and bursting with compassion...This auspicious volume boasts a rich, Celtic folklore–inspired mythology and a nuanced, racially diverse cast of resilient female characters. It’s a harrowing, high-stakes tale that explores the tenacity of love and the ability of stories to inspire." —Publishers Weekly
