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The Lady, the Tiger and the Girl Who Loved Death

By Helen Marshall

Science fiction, Folklore, fables and fairy tales, Fantasy

Synthetic audio, Automated braille

Summary

A young woman is seduced by the glamour of the circus and drawn into a dangerous world of violence, cruelty and revenge. For readers of Erin Morgenstern's The Night Circus and Helen Oyeyemi's Mr Fox. A dark fantasy tale infused… with mystery and threat from the award-winning author whose work has been described by Paul Tremblay as &“intelligent, dark, wildly inventive".As Sara Sidorova hovers between life and death, she is visited by Amba, the tiger god who will devour creation if he is released from the chains that bind him. Amba gives Sara an extraordinary gift: a glimpse into the future.Years later, her granddaughter Irenda will grow up in a war-torn country where survival means obedience. When a devastating attack robs her of her parents, she travels to Hrana City. There, her grandmother agrees to teach her the ultimate secret: how to tame death. In the circus, amongst the magicians, the strongmen and the contortionists, she will start down a dangerous road, to carry out a revenge decades in the making... and bring justice into the world for herself and for her family.Rich with glamour and strangeness, brutality and deceit and the dark magic of the circus, this haunting fable from a multi award-winning author will chill your bones and make your heart ache.

Title Details

ISBN 9781835413609
Publisher Titan
Copyright Date 2025
Book number 6621389
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