Description
Sixteen-year-old Kellan DuCuivre is the descendant of traitors and like all Du orphaned after the war, Kellan is forbidden by law from practicing makecraft, the trade of carving magic into metal. No one can know that Kellan has been using makecraft in secret and that, in the wake of a tragic miscarve, she's been helping her adopted father Edgar run his celebrated makeshop.
Kellan is thrust into the Guild's twisted web of political intrigue and ancient secrets when she strikes a dangerous deal with one of its members to save Edgar and his shop. Now, Kellan must compete in a rigorous gauntlet against the nation's elite for a coveted spot as a maker's apprentice.
Amidst a crumbling city and a ticking clock, winning the gauntlet won't just be a test of survival-it will mean pulling back the veil of secrets behind the Guild and uncovering the shrouded legacies of Nanseau itself.
But danger lurks at every corner.
The best new thrilling YA fantasy romance perfect for fans of THE HUNGER GAMES
About the Author
Loni Crittenden is a young adult fantasy writer from Buffalo, NY. She has a BA in creative writing from SUNY Oswego and an MFA in writing popular fiction from Seton Hill University. When she's not glued to her laptop, you can find her nursing various cat-inflicted wounds, planning on painting again someday maybe, and hunting for unusually flavored teas.
Reviews
Praise for The Ancient's Game
'Brilliantly inventive. The Ancient's Game is the perfect combination of a transfixing world and the beguiling intrigue within'
Chloe Gong, #1 New York Times bestselling author of These Violent Delights
'The Ancient's Game is a gorgeously written adventure about one girl's determination to carve her place in the world and protect her family-and the love she finds along the way. Kellan's fractured world is fresh and unforgettable, and her gang of humans and automatons are poised to be your new favorite found family'
Kamilah Cole, indie bestselling author of So Let Them Burn
Book Information
ISBN 9780008666354
Author Loni Crittenden
Format Paperback
Page Count 384
Imprint Magpie
Publisher HarperCollins Publishers
Weight(grams) 270g
Dimensions(mm) 234mm * 153mm * 24mm
