Shadow Scale

[A] worthy and wholly satisfying continuation of Seraphina’s tale * Publishers Weekly *Intricate plotting, clever surprises (including the identities of Goredd’s Saints), and lovely prose make this a worthy conclusion for all of Hartman’s big-hearted characters. * Booklist *Hartman continues to expand her world with enough history and detail to satisfy even the most questioning of readers, doing it all so naturally that it’s hard to believe this is fiction. Dragon fiction has never flown higher. * Kirkus *Full of enticing characters, both good and evil … rife with danger and adventure. * Quill & Quire *This book’s villain is one of the most terrifying I’ve encountered … I also loved, with a passion verging on the desperate, the fact that this fantasy world contains people of color, trans characters, gay characters, and languages that acknowledge multiple genders … Shadow Scale demonstrates that all these other ways of being are present and accounted for in the magnificent tapestry of its world. * NPR Books (US publication) *Hartman’s prose is delicate, complex and gorgeous, and the world of these books is lushly articulated … [a] deeply wonderful, attention-deserving offering that should be picked up, and soon. * The Globe and Mail (Canadian publication) *

Rachel Hartman is Canadian and her first YA novel was Seraphina, a New York Times bestseller. She is also the author of a mini-comic, Amy Unbound.

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