The Unfailing Light (Katerina Trilogy (Hardcover)) (Hardback)
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all these other countries) Usually dispatched within 48 hours | |Short Description for The Unfailing Light Having had no choice but to use her power as a necromancer to save Russia from dark forces, Katerina Alexandrovna, Duchess of Oldenburg, now wants to forget that she ever used her special powers. She's about to set off to pursue her lifelong dream of attending medical school when she discovers that Russia's arch nemesisNwho she thought she'd destroyedNis still alive.
Full description- Publisher: Delacorte Press Books for Young Readers
- Published: 09 October 2012
- Format: Hardback 309 pages
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- Categories: Fiction | Science Fiction | Fantasy | Romance | Historical
- ISBN 13: 9780385740241 ISBN 10: 0385740247
- Sales rank: 200,736
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Full description for The Unfailing Light
Lush and opulent, romantic and sinister, "The Unfailing Light, " Volume II in The Katerina Trilogy, reimagines the lives of Russia's aristocracy in a fabulously intoxicating and page-turning fantasy. Having had no choice but to use her power has a necromancer to save Russia from dark forces, Katerina Alexandrovna, Duchess of Oldenburg, now wants to forget that she ever used her special powers. She's about to set off to pursue her lifelong dream of attending medical school when she discovers that Russia's arch nemesis--who she thought she'd destroyed--is still alive. So on imperial orders, Katerina remains at her old finishing school. She'll be safe there, because the empress has cast a potent spell to protect it against the vampires and revenants who are bent on toppling the tsar and using Katerina for their own gains. But to Katerina's horror, the spell unleashes a vengeful ghost within the school, a ghost more dangerous than any creature trying to get in. "Katerina's first-person voice is smart and believable, fitting well into this atmospheric romance."--"Kirkus Reviews"

