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The Spirit Eater

Rachel Aaron (2010)

SubgenreFantasy
Age groupYA 12-17
Content ratingPG-13
Pages (Standard (250-400))
Setting
CSM age13
Goodreads4.09/5 (5361)

Content levels

ViolenceModerate
Sexual contentNone
LanguageMild

Protagonist archetypes

FellowshipMultiple POVs

Synopsis

The Legend of Eli Monpress 1 The Spirit Thief (2010) 2 The Spirit Rebellion (2010) 3 The Spirit Eater (2010) 4 The Spirit War (2011) 5 Spirit's End (2012) Spirit's Oath (2012) [SF] The Legend of Eli Monpress (2012) [O/1,2,3] The Revenge of Eli Monpress (2012)[O/4,5] With the pressure on after his success in Gaol, Eli Monpress, professional thief and degenerate, decides it's time to lie low for a bit. Taking up residence in a tiny seaside village, Eli and his companions seize the chance for some fun and relaxation. Nico, however, is finding it a bit hard. Plagued by a demon's voice in her head and feeling powerless, she only sees herself as a burden. Everyone's holiday comes to an untimely close, though, when Pele arrives to beg Eli's help for finding her missing father. But there are larger plans afoot than even Eli can see, and the real danger, and the solution, may lie with one of his own and her forgotten past. If only Nico could remember whose side she's on.

Is The Spirit Eater appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 13 and up.

This third book in a lighthearted fantasy series features a thief and his companions dealing with a demonic possession and memory loss. Contains fantasy violence and peril but maintains the series' adventure tone.

What to know going in

This book has moderate violence, no sexual content, and mild language. Content notes include possession, mental manipulation, and amnesia (see the full list above).

Who'll love this

Teens will enjoy following the charming thief Eli and his crew on another adventure with humor, magic, and a friend struggling with dark forces.

Tags

Heist FantasyAdventure FantasyLight Fantasy