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Toxic Heart: A Mystic City Novel (Mystic City Trilogy Book 2)

Toxic Heart: A Mystic City Novel (Mystic City Trilogy Book 2)

Published in
2014
3.70
on Goodreads (2,864)

Description

Fate brought them together, fire will tear them apart.The uprising has begun. Mystic City is in the throes of revolution, led by Hunter, rebel mystic and Aria's true love.To save the city. Aria needs to find a weapon of great power: the heart of a dead mystic. But her enemies are also searching for it, and Aria's downfall is their deepest desire.Will the rebellion destroy the city or can a renegade heart save therm all?
Age
11-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
368 pages
Book in series
#2

Why to read

  • Continuation of a Riveting Story: 'Toxic Heart' is the second book in the Mystic City Trilogy, and it continues the captivating narrative that began in the first book. Readers who enjoyed 'Mystic City' will want to follow the story of Aria Rose as she navigates through more complex political intrigue, romance, and the challenges of her newfound powers.
  • Expanding the Mystic City Universe: Theo Lawrence further develops the richly imagined world of Mystic City in this sequel. Reading 'Toxic Heart' allows fans to dive deeper into the dystopian society, exploring the divisions between the classes, the workings of magic, and the history that shapes the tensions within the city.
  • Character Development: The novel provides an opportunity to see the growth and evolution of the characters, particularly the protagonist Aria. As she faces new threats and uncovers more secrets about her family and the city, readers get to experience her journey of self-discovery and empowerment.
  • Themes of Power and Corruption: 'Toxic Heart' explores compelling themes such as the corrupting influence of power, the fight for justice, and the complexities of love and loyalty in a world divided by wealth and magic. These themes resonate with readers who are interested in stories that reflect real-world issues through a fantastical lens.