Bøker av L M Feldt

What if your father was Death? As in the Death? ....What if he went missing?After three weeks her father's absence is having serious consequences. Without a Death to cut mortal tethers, sightings of shades and ghosts are starting to crop up. The Black Council is no help and Alex is left to find her father on her own.Dodging child protective services, Alex travels to another world, accidentally dragging along her arch nemeses from school. To complicate matters she discovers she has powers of her own, one of fire and one of death.To survive in a world of vampires and sorcery she must learn to use her new found powers - but one causes unbearable pain and the other is slowly turning her into a an undead.An epic journey of self discovery, magic and monsters.★★★★★ Five star reviews5.0 out of 5 stars Entertainingly terrifyingThe best books deliver personal and emotional experience by making the character relatable. This book does a fantastic job with it. Getting to know Death's daughter is an interesting and slightly disturbing experience...;-)5.0 out of 5 stars Every goth girl's dream bookFun read, interesting coming of age story with a fun twist at the end. Worth reading if you like books about school bullies getting their recompense.5.0 out of 5 stars Interesting story, cool actually.Coming of age with a supernatural twist, creative world-building with magic and vampires. If you liked Hunger Games or The Golden Compass, you'll enjoy this one too.

The lone victim of a failed terrorist attack, a copy clerk tries to live a normal life, despite being declared legally dead. But why does his new normal include mutants and evil Masterminds? Then he uncovers a secret plot to create an army of super soldiers from homeless children. Can he save them before they have been mutated like he was?"I suppose I should explain before we go much further. First, appearance; I am fairly tall, maybe six three or so, though I tend to hunch. I'm a bit on the scrawny side, some might say gaunt but not in an extreme drug addict, meth kind of way. With the new contacts my eyes appear to be a muted stormy brown, without contacts they are a disconcerting pale yellow, the color of dead leaves. I have no hair of any kind, anywhere. No eyebrows, no fur, nothing. I guess that all burned away in the accident. Also, should anyone get close enough to notice, I don't have skin but rather very fine scales with a faint bluish tint most people associate with sickness. I have a 'hang-in-there' cat poster which is the only personal item I move from one job to another and I've been told that my people skills could use some work. This helpful advice usually comes just after I've been fired."