I love her books, but it's annoying that she keeps writing new series and stand alone novels without finishing old ones. Been waiting since 2002 for DarkBane, 3rd book in LegondSong.
Win 1 of 7 Comes The Night Books by Isobelle Carmody Valued at $24.99 Each from Girl.com.au
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Comes the Night books by Isobelle Carmody
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Win one of 7 x Comes the Night books by Isobelle Carmody valued at $24.99 each.
A superb YA fantasy set in the near future, full of secrets, high stakes, peril, deceptions and dreamwalkers, from the internationally acclaimed and bestselling author of the Obernewtyn Chronicles and The Gathering.
Will slipped on the left glove and twitched a finger to establish a link to the kite tronics. A shiver of electric energy ran through his hands as they synched to his nerves through the gloves.
Will lives with his father in a future domed Canberra where citizens are safe from extreme weather events, dangerous solar radiation and civil unrest. He does not question his carefully controlled existence until the recurrence of an old nightmare propels him on a dangerous quest.
Gradually Will discovers his dreams hold cryptic clues that lead him into a shadowy alternate dimension. Here he must grapple with dark forces that operate in both worlds, with the help of his best friend Ender, her brilliant but difficult twin sister Magda, and a mysterious gift from his uncle.
Comes the Night is a thrilling new novel from the internationally bestselling author of the Obernewtyn Chronicles.
Comes the Night
by Isobelle Carmody
Allen & Unwin
RRP: $24.99
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This is quasi unrelated, but Isobelle Carmody sparked my passion for books.
When i was 10, my librarian (Hello Ms Hyde!) Gave me the first book in the Obernewtyn Chronicles. Fqst forward to me at 24, lining up for the finale. A great Australian author who weaves hope, compassion and dread in a great way.
When i play Xbox, i keep on picturing how that world would work in a game. Theres farseekers and telekenisis and a grumpy cat.
Sorry, but i rarely get to gush like a nerd about the books.
(Also, the last two books got broken into 4 in the usa, because big books dont sell there?)