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No Better Than Beasts

De : Z. R. Ellor
Lu par : Max Meyers
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A dark and captivating new take on the beloved Nutcracker story, Z. R. Ellor's YA fantasy debut, No Better Than Beasts, is a perfect standalone novel for fans of folklore, cursed kingdoms, fraught romance, and fairy tales with sharp teeth.

Nabik, a soldier, owes his loyalty to his elder brother Fydir, who lifted him and their sister, Drakne, from poverty. But when Fydir orders him to quell unrest among the city’s beastfolk, the magic Nabik had long buried begins to stir. A wintery voice urges Nabik to desert his post—and his brother’s watchful eye —to journey north into Kolznechia, a frozen, enchanted kingdom ruled by the mercurial Rat King. His power may hold the key to breaking an ancient curse and ending the Rat King’s terrible reign.

Drakne will do whatever it takes to break free of Fydir. As Nabik follows all of their eldest brother’s commands, her best hope of escaping is to seek the protection of the Rat King. And the tyrant king has been looking for Drakne too. She has a gift that can help him find and kill the missing nutcracker prince, rightful heir to his stolen throne.

When the nutcracker prince emerges, Nabik and Drakne take opposite sides of a centuries-old conflict—him to save a kingdom, her to save herself. Then Fydir marches into the growing war, hungry to claim power of his own, and if Nabik and Drakne can’t fix their broken bond, Kolznechia may be torn apart by tooth and claw...

A Macmillan Audio production from Roaring Brook Press.

Contes de fées Fantasy LGBT Légendes, mythes et contes de fées Roman et littérature Science-fiction et fantasy
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"Warm as spiced chocolate in the dark of winter, this retelling of The Nutcracker will charm you with magic and queer love. From soul machines to labor unions, Ellor crafts a world of myth and engaging conflict, where rat kings and pinewood princes are never quite what they seem." —Jes Battis, author of The Winter Knight

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An atmospheric tale of the magic of wishes and dances—and the darkness of betrayal and pain." Kirkus Reviews

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