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Darkbound

Scott Tracey

Ages 14–18

Released 2014

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Darkbound is a YA paranormal fantasy centered on witchcraft and demonology with moderate supernatural horror elements. The plot involves a demon's bargain with serious consequences for teens in the community, creating moral tension and darker themes appropriate for older teens. While not extremely graphic, the book contains violence, some profanity, and mature supernatural themes that suggest a high school audience rather than middle grade.

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Malcolm Denton hates being a witch and is at odds with his four Moonset coven siblings, but an alternative offered by a demon comes with dire consequences for Carrow Mill's teens. Malcolm Denton hates being a witch and is at odds with his four Moonset coven siblings, but an alternative offered by a demon comes with dire consequences for Carrow Mill's teens.

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  • Demonology
  • Young Adult
  • Fantasy
  • Magic
  • Fiction
  • Witches
  • Siblings
  • Orphans

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