Lauren Eason: Brimstone, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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For fans of Cassandra Clare's Mortal Instrument Series and Netflix's Chilling Adventure's of Sabrina , comes a new demonic twist to the elite underworld and her name is Kas.

Kasdeya Angelov can't escape the prophecy surrounding her unique pedigree, being the child and true heir to Lucifer's realm. Held in isolation behind the walls of Brimstone Preparatory School, Kas discovers a sinister plot behind her coming of age ceremony where she is to gain full access to her abilities. Struggling to accept the darkness within her, she's plagued by dangerous psychic attacks, monstrous demons, and ancient secrets that threaten to resurface.

Before she can reach her ceremony, she must endure Brimstone's trials that prove to be just as deadly. In a race against time, Kas forms alliances with fellow students to aid in the battle to forge a new destiny for herself, one that doesn't include the influence of her esteemed father. With the balance between the realms at stake, Kas must make the ultimate sacrifice to protect those she's grown to love, an emotion she never thought she was capable of feeling.

Step into a world of dark fantasy, plagued by terrifying mythological creatures, high stakes adventure, and forbidden love. Afterall, the world could use another antihero.

Book 1 of the Brimstone Trilogy

Praise:

"The plot and characters are excellent, and you describe everything vividly and beautiful. I found myself reading the whole thing through and being left wanting more. Brimstone is absolutely addictive and I can't wait to see what you will come up with next." G. S. Pier, reviewer

"This book had a Harry Potter flair with a unique outlook on evil creatures such as demons, witches, and the like. I had a lot of fun following the main character and her friends as they discover who they are." Crixi, reviewer

"If you're a fan of the occult, you're in for a treat. Here's a story that will keep you on the edge of your seat as you travel a road of twists and turns straight to the pits of Hell." P. J. Van Cleave, reviewer