Four Londons stand in the same place in parallel worlds; Red London, filled with good magic; White London, filled with dark magic; the everyday world of Gray London; and the lost world of Black London. When an emissary from Red London crosses into White London on a royal errand, he inadvertently gets involved in an intricate plot in V.E. Schwab's A Darker Shade of Magic.
I thought the title was kind of poor, but the storytelling rollicking and cinematic, as our protagonist teams up with an impish young thief against a variety of magical and non-magical foes.
A really solid high fantasy, with lots of adventure, and apparently the start of a new series (which I was happy to learn). I checked this out from the Morrisson-Reeves Library in Richmond Indiana and read it quickly.
Recommended for fans of fantasy and adventure stories.
I thought the title was kind of poor, but the storytelling rollicking and cinematic, as our protagonist teams up with an impish young thief against a variety of magical and non-magical foes.
A really solid high fantasy, with lots of adventure, and apparently the start of a new series (which I was happy to learn). I checked this out from the Morrisson-Reeves Library in Richmond Indiana and read it quickly.
Recommended for fans of fantasy and adventure stories.
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