Carnival of Souls
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"A centuries-long war between daimons and witches sets the stage for three teens caught up in a deadly struggle for power and autonomy in the exotic and otherworldly Carnival of Souls, the mercantile center of the daimon dimension"--Provided by publisher.
Imprint:
New York - Harper
Pages:
306
Edition:
1st ed
ISBN:
9780061659287, 0061659282
Language:
English
Statement of responsibility:
Melissa Marr
Characteristics:
306 p. ;,22 cm
Author (Original Script):
Marr, Melissa
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Add a CommentI could not get into this book really. I read most of it and skimmed the end and ...eh. Mallory is just not strong enough to be interesting, really. Kaleb is good, but this book feels really unbalanced. Too bad because I thought the premise of Aya not wanting to marry and "breed" and being willing to kill to avoid it was really interesting. Oh well. I have gotten her Wicked Lovely, book 1 and am willing to give her another try.
Welcome to The City in the realm of the daimons. At the heart of The City is the Carnival of Souls where both murder and pleasure are for sale. The Carnival is also the site of a deadly competition where, once each generation, daimons can fight to the death for a chance to join the ruling class. Melissa Marr’s new book, Carnival of Souls, will draw you into a dark, violent world where daimons and witches are mortal enemies and the main characters are swept up in a deadly struggle for power. Full review here: http://www.librarypoint.org/carnival_souls_marr