Lightmare
Will be published approx. on 16. June 2026
448 pages
E-Book
978-1-6659-6871-3 (ISBN)
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Fiora's world has been turned upside down in this second book in the exciting upper middle grade fantasy series The Incorruptibles, for fans of Keeper of the Lost Cities and The Marvellers.
Still reeling from recent tragedies, Fiora and her Thistle teammates are on the run and living in seclusion. Times are difficult, and the Thistles are more vulnerable to the sorcerer threat than ever. But all is not lost. The Thistles are forming a plan to fight back.
But when terrible truths are revealed, deep fractures form within the team. When one of their own makes a choice Fiora never saw coming?and cannot possibly understand?Fiora and her friends are forced to reexamine what is good and what is evil…as well as the gray space between.
Still reeling from recent tragedies, Fiora and her Thistle teammates are on the run and living in seclusion. Times are difficult, and the Thistles are more vulnerable to the sorcerer threat than ever. But all is not lost. The Thistles are forming a plan to fight back.
But when terrible truths are revealed, deep fractures form within the team. When one of their own makes a choice Fiora never saw coming?and cannot possibly understand?Fiora and her friends are forced to reexamine what is good and what is evil…as well as the gray space between.
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Lauren Magaziner grew up in New Hope, Pennsylvania, where she spent her childhood with her nose in a book and her fingers curled over a keyboard. Lauren studied creative writing and philosophy at Hamilton College. She wrote her debut novel, The Only Thing Worse Than Witches, while studying abroad in Edinburgh, Scotland, her junior year. In addition to writing a book in Scotland, Lauren also herded sheep, attended a royal wedding, witnessed a waddling parade of penguins, spotted the Loch Ness monster, and stuck her face in a fairy river of eternal youth. After college, Lauren worked on two delightful Scholastic magazines, where many of her coworkers didn't believe her last name was real. She lived in Brooklyn, New York, for six years. She currently resides in Philadelphia, where she writes full time.
