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Robin LaFevers, "Igniting Darkness"
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August 31, 2020
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52:05Now PlayingDeath, religion, and war are as intertwined as ever in the bewitching sequel to Courting Darkness. It’s 15th-century France, and grief-stricken Sybella has finally made contact with Genevieve, a fellow novitiate of the convent of Saint Mortain—where women are trained as assassins who serve the god of Death. Together, they will risk absolutely everything, even their own divinity, to save the people and the country they love.
Closing a duology, this thrilling and thought-provoking tour de force will appeal to Saint Mortain novitiates old and new. Join us for a conversation between Robin LaFevers and Sabaa Tahir, author of the smash-hit Ember in the Ashes series, as they discuss the art of bringing a long-running series to a satisfying conclusion.
Robin LaFevers was raised on fairy tales, Bulfinch's mythology, and nineteenth-century poetry. In addition to the His Fair Assassin series, she is the author of the Nathaniel Flood: Beastologist and Theodosia series for emerging and middle-grade readers.
Sabaa Tahir spent her childhood in the Mojave Desert, where she cultivated her love for books and music. The final installment of her bestselling Ember in the Ashes series will hit shelves on December 1, 2020. She’s in love with all of her characters—especially the bad ones.
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