Madeline Claire Franklin

Wilderness of Girls

Demons are watching you. They move invisible through our world, hunting for rare prey-most humans don't see the monsters that lurk in the dark, and as long as you can't see them, they can't hurt you.But Ana sees the demons. Creatures once found only in the bedtime stories told by her late mother have crept from the shadows, whispering her name and stirring ancient magic in her blood.On the day her tarot deck foretells a disturbing change, Ana encounters an uncanny young man who literally stops her heart. Trebor has strange powers, and an even stranger quest, and for some reason wants to help her. But the closer Trebor gets to unlocking Ana's power, the more important-and dangerous-his own quest becomes. And in a world haunted by demons determined to find the key to their empire, there is much more at stake than one girl's soul.Perfect for fans of Laini Taylor's Daughter of Smoke and Bone, Madeline Claire Franklin's The Hierophant is the first extraordinary adventure in a new young adult paranormal romance series, certain to captivate, disturb, and enchant.

The Hierophant

A Heart Full of Stitches

Kiddo survives—it's what she does best. And since the world ended, staying alive is a useful skill to have.She and her found-sister, Princess, have created a home for themselves in the forest, and a refuge for the other children who survived the end. Hunting animals, harvesting herbs, treating wounds—this is what Kiddo remembers of her life Before, and little else.But the young man they call the Saver claims to remember everything, even when the rest of the children who survived cannot. He speaks of what came Before when he leads the survivors to his island city, making promises of abundance and hope. But even the Saver's memories can't explain the wrongness of their world. They can't explain why ghosts stream through the woods every night under the same full moon, or why there is a fire in the Burning End of the city that has blazed, unchanged, for nearly a decade.Regardless of what the others believe, Kiddo knows one thing for certain: the city is going to sink someday. She can't explain it—not without remembering. And since the world came to an end, taking memories and lives in equal measure, remembering is the one hardship Kiddo has not been forced to endure.But the city wants Kiddo to remember: at the heart of the fire in the Burning End is a story that only Kiddo can tell—and only Kiddo can finish.

Ghost City

The patchwork girl was stitched together by a witch who died before she could give her creation a name. She is a spell as yet unfinished and goes in search of her real name and destiny.

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