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Oh, wow, what a helluva premise, and the writing lives up to it and then some!
In 2045, the forests are burning, the oceans are rising, corruption is growing, and a group of scientists take matters into their own hands. This is their confession
Great dialogue! Looking forward to this sequel to The Bane of all Things.
Ryn and Josalind are caught between rival forces that would either use them, kill them, or venerate them as lost gods returned. Their best hope lies with finding the mysterious Crucible Tree. But unlocking its secrets comes with a brutal price.
With just a few sentences, Spence Dobias establishes that we are now firmly in a world of her creation - one that is unmistakably the domain of the narrator's grandma. We are immediately under her spell.
A West Virginia woman must use her grandmother’s Appalachian folk magic to save her ex from an opioid overdose.
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