ROAR OF THE LAMBS, August 26
"There was something in the flush of her cheeks, her hand in their throat, that warmed Apollo from the inside and rewired their brain so that they looked forward to helping her. To seeing the mystery written on her face, breathing in the wind as it fluttered through her hair. Apollo was remaking themself into a hero just for her, and they couldn't stop now."
ROAR OF THE LAMBS by Jamison Shea marketing graphic, cover yet to be revealed:
psychic who's allergic to telling the truth hearts juvenile delinquent with a secret heart of gold, family beef that spans generations, Pandora's box as a family heirloom, what if we kiss in the creepy dungeon in my Gothic house, and new date idea: stopping tech bros from destroying the planet.
If you knew the world was ending, who would you save? And would they let you?
Sixteen-year-old Winnie Bray is a liar. As the resident psychic at an oddities shop, Winnie truly can see the future. But her customers only want reassurance, and Winnie only wants their money. Favorable fortunes are a fast track to funding her way out of Buffalo, New York for good, after all.
But all of that changes when a vision sends her stalking in the remains of her family home that burned down in a fire 10 years ago. Among the ash and rubble, Winnie finds a box made of bone, untouched by flames and…whispering. At the touch of her finger, the box shows her a vision of death, chaos, and apocalypse, with her and rich kids Apollo and Cyrus Rathbun at the center.
Apollo knows their cousin is up to no good, and with the Rathbun family scattered to the wind, they know Cyrus is aiming to present himself as the new patriarch. Despite an initial attraction, Apollo is reluctant to believe Winnie. But soon it becomes clear that their family histories are intertwined, with the whispering, hungry box at the very center, and more than their lives are on the line. Together, they must discover the origins of the box and stop unforeseen forces from fulfilling the apocalyptic prophecy, or die trying.
From the author of I Feed Her to the Beast and the Beast is Me comes a speculative thriller about the ties that bind us to places and people, perfect for fans of Andrew Joseph White and Tochi Onyebuchi.
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A psychic who lies all the time teams up with a genderqueer bullshit detector to stop the world from ending... what could go wrong?
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