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#2 Bone Season

Samantha Shannon

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English
Bloomsbury
01 March 2017
Series: Bone Season
It is a dark time for clairvoyants. Scion is in league with the Rephaim, an extraordinarily powerful, otherworldly race, who wish to make humans their slaves.

In an unprecedented feat of bravery, Paige Mahoney has succeeded in leading a mass break-out of the brutal camp, Sheol I, where she and other clairvoyants have been systematically imprisoned.

Paige is desperate to reach the safety of the London underworld, but the ruthless leader of the Rephaim, Nashira Sargas, is not likely to let her escape so easily…

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Imprint:   Bloomsbury
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Edition:   New edition
Dimensions:   Height: 198mm,  Width: 129mm, 
Weight:   374g
ISBN:   9781408882511
ISBN 10:   1408882515
Series:   Bone Season
Pages:   544
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Samantha Shannon was born in west London in 1991. She started writing at the age of fifteen. Between 2010 and 2013 she studied English Language and Literature at St Anne's College, Oxford. In 2013 she published The Bone Season, the first in a seven book series. The Mime Order followed in 2015. Both were international bestsellers and have been translated into twenty-six languages. The film rights have been optioned by the Imaginarium Studios and 20th Century Fox. In 2014, Samantha Shannon was included on the Evening Standard's Power 1000 list. The Song Rising is her third novel. samanthashannon.co.uk @say_shannon

Reviews for Mime Order (#2 Bone Season)

Hugely imaginative * <i><b>Independent on Sunday</i></b> * A trailblazer for young talent ... The way Shannon's characters shift, backstab and fall are as fascinating as the twists and turns of the plot * <i><b>Independent</i></b> * Goes hell-for-leather, all poltergeists and grisly murders and pitched battles in the catacombs of Camden * <i><b>Sunday Times</b></i> * Imagine The Hunger Games written by London's foremost psychogeographer, Iain Sinclair ... Some of the best fight scenes I've read in donkey's years ... Wherever she goes I will follow * <i><b>Scotland on Sunday</b></i> * Shannon throws you into this rich, grimy near-future world * <b><i>The Times</i></b> * Language as rich as a figgy pudding, the best terminology in the genre and gripping, edge-of-the-seat plotting to boot ... Penny dreadful stories clash with electronic tablets. Victorian-style street gangs use their fabulous supernatural powers to call on poltergeists for their skulduggery * <b><i>Daily Mail</i></b> * Paige escapes a brutal prison camp to face darkness and danger as the fate of the underworld unfolds * <b><i>Stylist</i></b> *


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