House of Ravens - Sandiford, Jenny
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Something dark awoke inside him... Sixteen-year-old Torin will be a shadow mage; it's his destiny. But when he discovers his father's legacy is built on lies and innocent blood, Torin's eyes are opened to a dark new reality. And he wants no part of it. But, in a cruel twist of fate, Torin manifests a rare Shadow Magic power-killing with the touch of his hand-and becomes a pawn for his father's vengeance. With blood on his hands and a future paved with death, Torin must make a choice-betray his father and do what is right, or take on his dark legacy and become the monster he's been running…mehr

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Something dark awoke inside him... Sixteen-year-old Torin will be a shadow mage; it's his destiny. But when he discovers his father's legacy is built on lies and innocent blood, Torin's eyes are opened to a dark new reality. And he wants no part of it. But, in a cruel twist of fate, Torin manifests a rare Shadow Magic power-killing with the touch of his hand-and becomes a pawn for his father's vengeance. With blood on his hands and a future paved with death, Torin must make a choice-betray his father and do what is right, or take on his dark legacy and become the monster he's been running from. . . House of Ravens is a dark, coming of age, urban fantasy, and the captivating prequel to The Shadow Atlas series.
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Jenny grew up in small town New Zealand on a steady diet of fairytales and fantasy books. She lived in Mongolia for nine years with her husband where they spent the unfrozen months of the year living on the edge of the Gobi Desert mining gold. When she isn't writing, Jenny enjoys hiking, meeting new animals, and loves to curl up in a sunny corner with a cup of tea, a cat, and a book. She lives in Darwin, Australia, with her husband and their two street cats from Mongolia.