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Chronicles of the Night #1
Chasing Shadows
Enter a world of lost memories.
The light-hearted world of Aimee Grace and Conn Donnelly turns into a time of adventure, magic and mystery when they crash into three fairies one gloomy school morning. They know nothing about why they’ve been kidnapped. While the meeting could spell doom for Aimee in a world without time, it delivers a terrible mystery into the laps of Conn and his sister.
The magical Queen Maeve leads the way through past, present and future, ready to solve any puzzle that comes her way. But the Ministry of Silence has its agents fast on their heels, ready to eliminate the threat these fairies pose to their society, despite the tensions within their own ranks.
They’ll all have to find out the hard way whether or not chasing shadows is a game worth playing.
The light-hearted world of Aimee Grace and Conn Donnelly turns into a time of adventure, magic and mystery when they crash into three fairies one gloomy school morning. They know nothing about why they’ve been kidnapped. While the meeting could spell doom for Aimee in a world without time, it delivers a terrible mystery into the laps of Conn and his sister.
The magical Queen Maeve leads the way through past, present and future, ready to solve any puzzle that comes her way. But the Ministry of Silence has its agents fast on their heels, ready to eliminate the threat these fairies pose to their society, despite the tensions within their own ranks.
They’ll all have to find out the hard way whether or not chasing shadows is a game worth playing.
311 pages, Paperback
First published May 15, 2015
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July 14, 2015
that... was so good... I feel like this book is more of a 4.5, but. this was very enchanting, and honestly, really, really wild
April 11, 2017
The writing was incoherent and I found myself rereading sentences often. However, the highlight of the novel would be the dialogue, which was sometimes witty.
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