A Breath of Frost (Lovegrove Legacy #1)
Author(s): Alyxandra Harvey
Emma Day and her two cousins, Gretchen and Penelope, are uninterested in their debutante lives. All the boring balls, tiresome curtsying and polite conversation leave much to be desired. Then a girl is found dead, frost clinging to her lifeless body, and the murder is traced to Emma. As their world is turned upside down, Emma discovers more about herself and her cousins, from her connection to the murders to the secrets of her family legacy. Now the girls must embrace their true Lovegrove inheritance in order to stop the chaos, even if that means risking their lives. Dangerously handsome Cormac Fairfax wants to help Emma - but, with secrets of his own to hide, can she trust him? The first book in a deliciously dark new trilogy. Perfect for fans of Cassandra Clare and Ruth Warburton.
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A shattered secret. A dark truth. A chilling legacy. London's debutantes are dying, and cousins Emma, Gretchen and Penelope know why ...
There is no denying that Alyxandra Harvey is a fantastic writer. She manages to blend just the right amount of adventure, danger, romance and humour into her books Totally Bookalicious I loved this ghostly romp through Victorian high society from the author of the vampiric Drake Chronicles. Plenty of romance and a sexy, sassy heroine Praise for 'Haunting Violet': Fiona Noble, The Bookseller
Alyxandra Harvey is the author of Haunting Violet, Stolen Away and the Drake Chronicles series. Alyx likes medieval dresses and tattoos and has been accused of being born in the wrong century - except that she really likes running water, women's rights and ice cream. She lives in an old Victorian farmhouse in Ontario, Canada, with her husband, her dogs and a few resident ghosts. www.alyxandraharvey.com
General Fields
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- : Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- : Bloomsbury Childrens
- : December 2013
- : 198mm X 129mm
- : United Kingdom
- : January 2014
- : books
Special Fields
- : Alyxandra Harvey
- : Paperback
- : 114
- : 813.6
- : 496