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The Nightmare Garden: The Iron Codex Book Two

The Nightmare Garden: The Iron Codex Book Two

Published in
2012
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Description

Everything Aoife thought she knew about the world was a lie. There is no Necrovirus. And Aoife isn't going to succomb to madness because of a latent strainshe will lose her faculties because she is allergic to iron. Aoife isn't human. She is a changelinghalf human and half from the land of Thorn. And time is running out for her.When Aoife destroyed the Lovecraft engine she released the monsters from the Thorn Lands into the Iron Lands and now she must find a way to seal the gates and reverse the destruction she's ravaged on the world that's about to poison her.From the Hardcover edition.
Age
12-15
Text complexity
proficient
Length
432 pages
Book in series
#2

Why to read

  • Engaging Continuation: 'The Nightmare Garden: The Iron Codex Book Two' picks up where the first book left off, offering readers an immersive and thrilling continuation of the story. Fans of the series will want to read on to see how the protagonist, Aoife Grayson, navigates the complex and dangerous world she lives in.
  • Rich World-Building: Caitlin Kittredge is known for her detailed and imaginative world-building. The second book expands on the fascinating steampunk universe introduced in the first, delving deeper into its lore, magic system, and the political machinations of its characters.
  • Character Development: As the second installment in the series, this book provides further insight into the characters' motivations, backstories, and growth. Readers will enjoy following Aoife's journey as she faces new challenges and evolves both personally and in her abilities.
  • Escapism and Adventure: The blend of steampunk, fantasy, and Lovecraftian horror elements makes for an exciting and unique reading experience. Those looking for an escape into a dark and adventurous world will find 'The Nightmare Garden' to be a captivating read that transports them away from the mundane.