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Wraethworld

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Discover the surreal world of the Wraethworld in Kody Boye’s new dark fantasy novella.

Mary Matthews is a sweet little autistic girl living a very ordinary life until the fish girl appeared to her one night in her bedroom. The bizarre creature’s prophecies that Mary alone can save the fish girl’s world terrifies her.

The following day, Mary is on a fieldtrip with her special needs class when a voice beckons to her from an alley. Wandering away from her classmates, she enters into a place where the worlds bridge, realities become blurred, and the most terrifying of nightmares live to wreak havoc on those unfortunate enough to enter.

Mary holds within her hands the fate of a world.

At only five years old, how can she hope to survive in Wraethworld?

120 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2012

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Kody Boye

127 books273 followers
Kody Boye has always been drawn to escape into other worlds. Now primarily a young adult fiction author, he made his debut in the Yellow Mama webzine at the age of fourteen with the publication of "[A] Prom Queen's Revenge," and sold his debut novel, Sunrise, to Library of the Living Dead Press at eighteen.​

Since then, he has authored several young adult novels across multiple speculative fiction genres. His works include The Beautiful Ones, The Red Wolf Saga, and the When They Came trilogy.​

When not writing, Kody enjoys reading YA novels, playing video games, and relaxing with his three cats. He currently lives and writes in Southeastern Idaho.

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Author 8 books22 followers
August 1, 2017
There's a sense of childlike wonder and fear in this adventure through a surreal dreamscape, which hooks you in and keeps you reading.
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236 reviews1 follower
August 26, 2012
writing style - quirky, dark, depressing, and twisted
story - much like being in an odd dream that you know you should never tell anyone about
characters - face value and flimsy - no desire to be close to them and hard to want to tag along
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39 reviews10 followers
October 20, 2012
It gets you hooked to see what happens to Mary. But, the ending is less than satisfactory. I don't recommend it.
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18 reviews1 follower
July 21, 2015
It was an odd read and I might not be sure why I enjoyed it. It was probably more on the way it was told and less the actual story itself.
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