Midnight Runner
by Marilee Jackson
YA Fantasy
Paperback, 272 Pages
February 10th 2015 by Cedar Fort Publishing & Media
Paperback, 272 Pages
February 10th 2015 by Cedar Fort Publishing & Media
Summary
Orphaned, mistreated, and misunderstood, Moira has always creamed of building a new life in the royal city. But when she finally arrives, her ambition gets the better of her. And little orphan Moira becomes a person she never imagined.
Isobail has never been ambitious. She wants nothing more than the simple life she's always enjoyed. But when she's recruited to work in the royal city, she finds her dreams changing.
This medieval tale of secrets, mistaken identities, romance, and long-sought redemption is sure to captivate readers. With a compelling story and characters that will keep you guessing, this book will change how you feel about villains and heroines, loss and love.
Isobail has never been ambitious. She wants nothing more than the simple life she's always enjoyed. But when she's recruited to work in the royal city, she finds her dreams changing.
This medieval tale of secrets, mistaken identities, romance, and long-sought redemption is sure to captivate readers. With a compelling story and characters that will keep you guessing, this book will change how you feel about villains and heroines, loss and love.
About the Author
Marilee Jackson is an avid reader and has dabbled in writing since the third grade. She stays home and chases her four rug rats around. She lives in a tiny Arizona town (don’t blink you’ll miss it) with her amazing husband and their four children. Midnight Runner is her first novel.
Ooo you have me curious..what did she tell you?
ReplyDeleteLol! I've been reading these each day trying to figure it all out. Alas, teasers tend to just be that. A tease. ;)
ReplyDeleteNeither one of these sound like something I would normally read, but I hope you enjoy them!
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Medieval? Heroines? Royal city? Sounds epic!
ReplyDeleteI have heard of the first one but not the second one. I hope you enjoy them if you get them. :)
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I love the look of both pics especially Magonia.
ReplyDeleteMy WOW http://readingawaythedays.blogspot.co.uk/2015/02/waiting-on-wednesday-27_18.html
Great cover- love the title font.
ReplyDeleteI want both of these books. So badly. I can't even express just how much. Especially An Ember in the Ashes. And the covers!! Just wow! 2015 is starting out to be the year of the awesome YA covers. I hope these amazing designers keep it up! They are not only gorgeous, but RELEVANT to the story. Good stuff!
ReplyDeleteI've seen these covers and books mentioned before on different blogs on the internet. They look interesting!
ReplyDeleteI keep seeing both of these. I want to read them. Enjoy! My WOW
ReplyDeleteThe cover and title is really interesting. Still, the summary didn't really intrigue me that much. I have to check out some reviews! :)
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That's what I thought as well. :)
ReplyDeleteI do too! And I love the silhouette of the girl running.
ReplyDeleteI hope you end up liking it if you do read it.
ReplyDeleteThank you for participating in my blog tour!
ReplyDeleteEmber in the Ashes was so good…5 star read! And I can't wait to read Magonia…it sounds really good. Great picks! ~Pam
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ReplyDeleteHaha! Thanks :D
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