Godsgrave

Kristoff again graces his story with hilarious asides, vicious competition, and a protagonist as relentless as she is fearless. Her brutal world is populated with a fascinating array of characters who often meet dismal and bloody fates.... Through tragedy, betrayal, and victory, this glorious adventure thrills and satisfies with cold violence, terrifying monsters, roaring crowds, and bloody honor. --Publishers Weekly (starred review) Sexier, grittier, fiercer, bloodier -- Jay Kristoff's Godsgrave is an action-packed showstopper. ... Godsgrave thrums with unrelenting tension and suspense and you won't know what to do with yourself once it's over. --USA Today I feel like I really can't do this book justice with words. But it is in fact bloodier, sexier, stabbier and badassier (just go with it) than Nevernight. Seriously, who knew that was even possible? Questions are answered, many more are asked and we are slowly fed more information about Mia's past. Prepare yourselves genltefriends, this book is a rollercoaster ride of emotion. I finished Godsgrave late at night and was propped up in bed like one of those clowns at the show, open mouthed, gasping and absolutely SHOOK. That ending is... 'NO HE DIDN'T' (yes he did). --The YA Circle blog on Godsgrave Kristoff has put together an excellent follow-up to Nevernight, and it will not disappoint....Things get more and more intense in just about every area of Mia's life, and it's all leading to a showstopping conclusion in book three. I'll be waiting for it! --The Eater of Books blog on Godsgrave Godsgrave is intense and dark... There's a lot of dynamic and strong characters especially the women. The last 80 pages will leave you shouting your head off and it's never info dumped or out of left field.... If you like YA fantasy but want more sex and blood and language, read Nevernight and then quickly follow it with Godsgrave... --Bang Bang Books blog on Godsgrave The Nevernight Chronicle is a fantastic story. Absolutely original work, fantastic interaction between characters, a well developed world and politics. Jay is truly an amazing writer. --Burkhead's Books and Bad Reviews blog on Godsgrave All I can say is Wow! I'm speechless with wonder, with awe at the twists and turns the story had taken. Though I'm expecting things not to go swimmingly for Mia, I never imagined the routes the plot would take to bring her to where she was by the end of the book. --The Romance Reviews blog I rate this book a glowing 5 out of 5 stars! Perfect for fantasy readers who love a badass heroine, assassins, action, and blood! --The Introverted Book Nerd blog Come for the vengeful assassins, stay for the fear-drinking shadowcats. Godsgrave is a stylish, fast-paced and welcome return to the world of Nevernight. --Peter Newman, award-winning author of The Vagrant Launching the Nevernight fantasy series, Kristoff (the Lotus War trilogy) creates a splendid world of corruption and violence. Kristoff portrays a world as rife with villains and treachery as the ancient Italian civilizations it echoes. Absorbing in its complexity and bold in its bloodiness, this beginning promises (and delivers) equal shares of beauty and decay. With a delicate balance of the ancient and the magical, this tense and brutal tale is unflinching, thrilling, and satisfying. --Publishers Weekly, starred review on Nevernight A sensuous, shades-of-moral-gray world; a compelling, passionate heroine; a high-stakes quest for revenge--this is a fantasy fans won't be able to put down. --Kirkus Reviews on Nevernight The world-building is delightfully detailed, its baroque flourishes supplied by sarcastic footnotes, but we are drawn through the narrative by Mia's triple quest: to rescue her family members, to avenge her father's death and to survive her education at the church, where the ultimate test is to avoid being killed by the training. --The Daily Mail on Nevernight Kristoff's new fantasy series is off to a rollicking start. --Booklist on Nevernight A very entertaining and well thought out story with a very readable main protagonist and her sidekick set at it's heart.... It's dark and twisted with a great streak of humour that softens some of the blows. An excellent start to series and one that I'm really looking forward to continuing with. --The Speculative Herald blog on Nevernight The innovative setting, fast-moving plot, vivid descriptions, and thrilling action scenes make this a refreshing addition to the steampunk canon. --Publishers Weekly, starred review on Stormdancer Soars higher than the arashitora Kristoff writes about; superb. --Kirkus Reviews, starred review on Stormdancer Sexier, grittier, fiercer, bloodier -- Jay Kristoff's Godsgrave is an action-packed showstopper. ... Godsgrave thrums with unrelenting tension and suspense and you won't know what to do with yourself once it's over. --USA Today I feel like I really can't do this book justice with words. But it is in fact bloodier, sexier, stabbier and badassier (just go with it) than Nevernight. Seriously, who knew that was even possible? Questions are answered, many more are asked and we are slowly fed more information about Mia's past. Prepare yourselves genltefriends, this book is a rollercoaster ride of emotion. I finished Godsgrave late at night and was propped up in bed like one of those clowns at the show, open mouthed, gasping and absolutely SHOOK. That ending is... 'NO HE DIDN'T' (yes he did). --The YA Circle blog on Godsgrave Kristoff has put together an excellent follow-up to Nevernight, and it will not disappoint....Things get more and more intense in just about every area of Mia's life, and it's all leading to a showstopping conclusion in book three. I'll be waiting for it! --The Eater of Books blog on Godsgrave Godsgrave is intense and dark... There's a lot of dynamic and strong characters especially the women. The last 80 pages will leave you shouting your head off and it's never info dumped or out of left field.... If you like YA fantasy but want more sex and blood and language, read Nevernight and then quickly follow it with Godsgrave... --Bang Bang Books blog on Godsgrave The Nevernight Chronicle is a fantastic story. Absolutely original work, fantastic interaction between characters, a well developed world and politics. Jay is truly an amazing writer. --Burkhead's Books and Bad Reviews blog on Godsgrave All I can say is Wow! I'm speechless with wonder, with awe at the twists and turns the story had taken. Though I'm expecting things not to go swimmingly for Mia, I never imagined the routes the plot would take to bring her to where she was by the end of the book. --The Romance Reviews blog I rate this book a glowing 5 out of 5 stars! Perfect for fantasy readers who love a badass heroine, assassins, action, and blood! --The Introverted Book Nerd blog Come for the vengeful assassins, stay for the fear-drinking shadowcats. Godsgrave is a stylish, fast-paced and welcome return to the world of Nevernight. --Peter Newman, award-winning author of The Vagrant Launching the Nevernight fantasy series, Kristoff (the Lotus War trilogy) creates a splendid world of corruption and violence. Kristoff portrays a world as rife with villains and treachery as the ancient Italian civilizations it echoes. Absorbing in its complexity and bold in its bloodiness, this beginning promises (and delivers) equal shares of beauty and decay. With a delicate balance of the ancient and the magical, this tense and brutal tale is unflinching, thrilling, and satisfying. --Publishers Weekly, starred review on Nevernight A sensuous, shades-of-moral-gray world; a compelling, passionate heroine; a high-stakes quest for revenge--this is a fantasy fans won't be able to put down. --Kirkus Reviews on Nevernight The world-building is delightfully detailed, its baroque flourishes supplied by sarcastic footnotes, but we are drawn through the narrative by Mia's triple quest: to rescue her family members, to avenge her father's death and to survive her education at the church, where the ultimate test is to avoid being killed by the training. --The Daily Mail on Nevernight Kristoff's new fantasy series is off to a rollicking start. --Booklist on Nevernight A very entertaining and well thought out story with a very readable main protagonist and her sidekick set at it's heart.... It's dark and twisted with a great streak of humour that softens some of the blows. An excellent start to series and one that I'm really looking forward to continuing with. --The Speculative Herald blog on Nevernight The innovative setting, fast-moving plot, vivid descriptions, and thrilling action scenes make this a refreshing addition to the steampunk canon. --Publishers Weekly, starred review on Stormdancer Soars higher than the arashitora Kristoff writes about; superb. --Kirkus Reviews, starred review on Stormdancer I feel like I really can't do this book justice with words. But it is in fact bloodier, sexier, stabbier and badassier (just go with it) than Nevernight. Seriously, who knew that was even possible? Questions are answered, many more are asked and we are slowly fed more information about Mia's past. Prepare yourselves genltefriends, this book is a rollercoaster ride of emotion. I finished Godsgrave late at night and was propped up in bed like one of those clowns at the show, open mouthed, gasping and absolutely SHOOK. That ending is... 'NO HE DIDN'T' (yes he did). --The YA Circle blog on Godsgrave Kristoff has put together an excellent follow-up to Nevernight, and it will not disappoint....Things get more and more intense in just about every area of Mia's life, and it's all leading to a showstopping conclusion in book three. I'll be waiting for it! --The Eater of Books blog on Godsgrave Godsgrave is intense and dark... There's a lot of dynamic and strong characters especially the women. The last 80 pages will leave you shouting your head off and it's never info dumped or out of left field.... If you like YA fantasy but want more sex and blood and language, read Nevernight and then quickly follow it with Godsgrave... --Bang Bang Books blog on Godsgrave The Nevernight Chronicle is a fantastic story. Absolutely original work, fantastic interaction between characters, a well developed world and politics. Jay is truly an amazing writer. --Burkhead's Books and Bad Reviews blog on Godsgrave All I can say is Wow! I'm speechless with wonder, with awe at the twists and turns the story had taken. Though I'm expecting things not to go swimmingly for Mia, I never imagined the routes the plot would take to bring her to where she was by the end of the book. --The Romance Reviews blog Come for the vengeful assassins, stay for the fear-drinking shadowcats. Godsgrave is a stylish, fast-paced and welcome return to the world of Nevernight. --Peter Newman, award0winning author of The Vagrant Launching the Nevernight fantasy series, Kristoff (the Lotus War trilogy) creates a splendid world of corruption and violence. Kristoff portrays a world as rife with villains and treachery as the ancient Italian civilizations it echoes. Absorbing in its complexity and bold in its bloodiness, this beginning promises (and delivers) equal shares of beauty and decay. With a delicate balance of the ancient and the magical, this tense and brutal tale is unflinching, thrilling, and satisfying. --Publishers Weekly, starred review on Nevernight A sensuous, shades-of-moral-gray world; a compelling, passionate heroine; a high-stakes quest for revenge--this is a fantasy fans won't be able to put down. --Kirkus Reviews on Nevernight The world-building is delightfully detailed, its baroque flourishes supplied by sarcastic footnotes, but we are drawn through the narrative by Mia's triple quest: to rescue her family members, to avenge her father's death and to survive her education at the church, where the ultimate test is to avoid being killed by the training. --The Daily Mail on Nevernight Kristoff's new fantasy series is off to a rollicking start. --Booklist on Nevernight A very entertaining and well thought out story with a very readable main protagonist and her sidekick set at it's heart.... It's dark and twisted with a great streak of humour that softens some of the blows. An excellent start to series and one that I'm really looking forward to continuing with. --The Speculative Herald blog on Nevernight The innovative setting, fast-moving plot, vivid descriptions, and thrilling action scenes make this a refreshing addition to the steampunk canon. --Publishers Weekly, starred review on Stormdancer Soars higher than the arashitora Kristoff writes about; superb. --Kirkus Reviews, starred review on Stormdancer Launching the Nevernight fantasy series, Kristoff (the Lotus War trilogy) creates a splendid world of corruption and violence. Kristoff portrays a world as rife with villains and treachery as the ancient Italian civilizations it echoes. Absorbing in its complexity and bold in its bloodiness, this beginning promises (and delivers) equal shares of beauty and decay. With a delicate balance of the ancient and the magical, this tense and brutal tale is unflinching, thrilling, and satisfying. --Publishers Weekly, starred review on Nevernight A sensuous, shades-of-moral-gray world; a compelling, passionate heroine; a high-stakes quest for revenge--this is a fantasy fans won't be able to put down. --Kirkus Reviews on Nevernight The world-building is delightfully detailed, its baroque flourishes supplied by sarcastic footnotes, but we are drawn through the narrative by Mia's triple quest: to rescue her family members, to avenge her father's death and to survive her education at the church, where the ultimate test is to avoid being killed by the training. --The Daily Mail on Nevernight Kristoff's new fantasy series is off to a rollicking start. --Booklist on Nevernight The innovative setting, fast-moving plot, vivid descriptions, and thrilling action scenes make this a refreshing addition to the steampunk canon. --Publishers Weekly, starred review on Stormdancer Soars higher than the arashitora Kristoff writes about; superb. --Kirkus Reviews, starred review on Stormdancer -Launching the Nevernight fantasy series, Kristoff (the Lotus War trilogy) creates a splendid world of corruption and violence. Kristoff portrays a world as rife with villains and treachery as the ancient Italian civilizations it echoes. Absorbing in its complexity and bold in its bloodiness, this beginning promises (and delivers) equal shares of beauty and decay. With a delicate balance of the ancient and the magical, this tense and brutal tale is unflinching, thrilling, and satisfying.---Publishers Weekly, starred review on Nevernight-A sensuous, shades-of-moral-gray world; a compelling, passionate heroine; a high-stakes quest for revenge--this is a fantasy fans won't be able to put down.---Kirkus Reviews on Nevernight-The world-building is delightfully detailed, its baroque flourishes supplied by sarcastic footnotes, but we are drawn through the narrative by Mia's triple quest: to rescue her family members, to avenge her father's death and to survive her education at the church, where the ultimate test is to avoid being killed by the training.---The Daily Mail on Nevernight-Kristoff's new fantasy series is off to a rollicking start.---Booklist on Nevernight-The innovative setting, fast-moving plot, vivid descriptions, and thrilling action scenes make this a refreshing addition to the steampunk canon.- --Publishers Weekly, starred review on Stormdancer-Soars higher than the arashitora Kristoff writes about; superb.- --Kirkus Reviews, starred review on Stormdancer