A Winters Promise: Book One of The Mirror Visitor Quartet

from Belana

Love the idea, and the world which the author created here. At first I read the ebook, which took me ages, due to lack of time. When I found out yesterday, that an audio version had been launched in the meantime, I immediately bought that and continues listening. The narrator does a fine job, and...

from foggidawn

Ophelia runs a small museum and possesses an unusually strong ability to "read" an object's history with her hands. She's never had any interest in marriage, but when the Doyennes, the matriarchal heads of her extended family, arrange a marriage for her with a powerful foreigner, she is forced to...

from quondame

This has the least feel of a YA book of any with such billing that I've read lately. Well, except for the breakneck pacing, and the girl with something extra pulled from her safe surrounds and pummeled soundly into a different shape and well, there are so very many standard elements in this book ...

from banjo123

My daughter recommended The Mirror Visitor series by Christelle Dabos. I read the first two: A Winter's Promise and the Missing of Clairdelune. It's a French YA series, sort of combining dystopian Sci fi with a Gothic Romance The world has been ruptured and divided into numerous celestial islands...

from zjakkelien

I glanced at a few reviews of this book, and they weren't too positive about the protagonist. I can sort of understand why. She's getting abused a lot and there are times she seems passive about that. Still, I like her tenacity, and I think the passive parts are for a large part due to the situat...