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Snake Eyes

Hillary Monahan

Ages 14–18

279 pages · Released Dec 1, 2016

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Snake Eyes is a dark fantasy retelling with mature mythological themes featuring the Lamia and Gorgon mythology. The protagonist is drawn into a dangerous conflict involving murder, predatory family dynamics, and supernatural violence. While the story explores themes of self-determination and breaking free from toxic family patterns, the content—including sexual coercion, violence, and horror elements—is better suited to older teens than younger readers.

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Tanis Barlas is, in no particular order, a daughter of Lamia, a snake-woman, a killer and a hunter, collecting men to mate with her mother and continue the precious line. She hates it, like she hates her messed-up family and everything that goes with it. And now Lamia’s favourite daughter has gone missing, and Tanis is... Tanis Barlas is, in no particular order, a daughter of Lamia, a snake-woman, a killer and a hunter, collecting men to mate with her mother and continue the precious line. She hates it, like she hates her messed-up family and everything that goes with it. And now Lamia’s favourite daughter has gone missing, and Tanis is sent into enemy territory – the snake-haired gorgons, whose turf starts at the edge of the swamp – to find her, starting a chain of events that will change every part of her life.

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