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Synopsis
For years, Magiere and Leesil have sought a long-forgotten artifact, even though its purpose has been shrouded in mystery. All Magiere knows is that she must keep the orb from falling into the hands of a murdering Noble Dead, her half-brother Welstiel. And now, dreams of a castle locked in ice lead her south, on a journey that has become nothing less than an obsession.Accompanying Magiere and Leesil are the sage Wynn, their canine protector Chap, and two elven assassins-turned-guardians who must fight their distrust of this sister of the dead. For forces more powerful than they are rallying around Magiere, arming her for the conflict to come. Because finding the orb may be just the beginning of the challenges that await her...
Is Child of a Dead God appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 16 and up.
This dark fantasy novel features supernatural violence involving vampires and undead creatures, with battle sequences and bloodshed as the heroes pursue a dangerous artifact. Strong themes of obsession and conflict with morally complex characters.
What to know going in
This book has strong violence, no sexual content, and mild language. Content notes include death, violence, and blood.
Who'll love this
Teens who love dark fantasy quests with vampire hunters, magical artifacts, and found family dynamics will be drawn into this obsessive journey.