A Red-Rose Chain
Readers rate it 4.0 (64 on Hardcover)
370 pages · Released Sep 1, 2015 · Penguin
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A Red-Rose Chain is the ninth book in the October Daye urban fantasy series and assumes significant familiarity with prior events and characters. The story contains moderate violence typical of the series, some mature themes including trauma and loss, and occasional profanity. While there are LGBTQ+ characters and themes present, they are part of an ensemble cast rather than central to the plot. This is adult-oriented fantasy best suited for older teens who have read earlier books in the series.
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To stop the King of Silences from declaring war on the Mists, October Daye and her friends must travel to another Kingdom where old enemies and new will be waiting to ensure that their efforts will come to naught. To stop the King of Silences from declaring war on the Mists, October Daye and her friends must travel to another Kingdom where old enemies and new will be waiting to ensure that their efforts will come to naught.
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- Fiction
- Fantasy
- Adventure
- LGBTQ
- October Daye (Fictitious character)
- Fairies
- Fiction, fantasy, general
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ISBN 9780756408091 · Penguin