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Saturday, 19 February 2022

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Review: Extasia by Claire Legrand (#Ad)

A photo taken from above of Extasia by Claire Legrand half on a burgandy fabric in the top left of the photo, and half on a light grey duvet in the bottom right of the photo. The book is at a diagonal, so the top of the book faces the top right corner of the photo, and the bottom of the book faces the bottom right. Under the top right corner of the book is a black journal with a embossed gold design. Under the bottom right corner of the book is a ornante silver oval mirror. Coming up from the bottom of the photo at a diagonal, pointing top right, is a belt, with the buckle resting on the bottom of the book. On the top right corner of the book is an ornate, old-fashioned key pendant. Crossng the top left corner of the book, hanging off the top and left of the book, is a black handled letter opener.

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Extasia by Claire Legrand


Published: 3rd March 2022 | Publisher: Harper360 | Source: Publisher
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A must-read for fans of Victoria Schwab and Elana K. Arnold, this terrifying YA standalone from New York Times bestselling author Claire Legrand follows a girl who joins a coven to protect her village from a powerful religious cult.

Her name is unimportant.

All you must know is that today she will become one of the four saints of Haven. The elders will mark her and place the red hood on her head. With her sisters, she will stand against the evil power that lives beneath the black mountain—an evil that has already killed nine of her village’s men.

She will tell no one of the white-eyed beasts that follow her. Or the faceless gray women tall as houses. Or the girls she saw kissing in the elm grove.

Today she will be a saint of Haven. She will rid her family of her mother’s shame at last and save her people from destruction. She is not afraid. Are you?

Claire Legrand, author of Sawkill Girls, returns with an emotionally searing and lyrically written novel that beckons readers to follow its fierce heroine into a world filled with secrets and blood—where the truth is buried in lies and a devastating power waits, seething, for someone brave enough to use it.
From The StoryGraph.

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