![]() ![]() With her family fractured and the investigation putting her life in danger, the last thing Kala needs is romance. Kala’s new stepfather is a monster, but his son Leon is something altogether more dangerous: kind. She’s determined to investigate, but she has a more immediate problem: the laws of the city require her mother to remarry straight away. Kala has never had any reason to doubt their word – until her father dies in suspicious circumstances that implicate the city’s high priest. Behind it, the souls of the dead clamour for release. The ancient city of Kepos sits in an isolated valley, cut off from the outside world by a towering wall. ![]() ![]() ![]() If you haven’t read it, definitely check out The Bridge at No Gun Ri. Hanley’s previous work, so I’m definitely going into this one ready to be well informed. Of these four, the first is an ARC to read and review, the second was gifted to me by a friend, the third is a new short from Tor (I really do love their short stories!), and the last is a new nonfiction book on the Korean War that I got pretty much the day it came out. There are so many books on my list that I’m eagerly awaiting reading and these are just the start! Some great finds, though. ![]()
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