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The Gilded Wolves Giveaway



Historical fantasy is my jam. I am a sucker for a good heist. And, I adore Roshani Chokshi. So when I heard that she was starting a new series set in the nineteenth century with heists + magic, I was all in. I was lucky enough to score an ARC (advanced readers copy) of this novel, but I also bought the hardcover as soon as I was able. It is good stuff.

I've you've never read any of Chokshi's writing, you are missing out. Her imagination is just downright opulent. Her characters are loveable and complex and quirky and agh. There is banter. There is magic. There is intrigue. Oh, and it's set in Paris.

If you'd like to add this gem to your library, you can comment here for a chance to win a copy.  Tell me about your favorite YA author, or about other fabulous historical fantasy worlds I should check out. Or, you know, tell me what you had for lunch. Whatever. Will choose a winner on Friday.

Read on, loves.


Edited to add winner: 

CARA! Today is the day. You won the book. Woohoo!

Comments

Zaedow said…
I only know authors that you suggest so this would be a lovely gem to read.
Unknown said…
You had me at "magic". I love books about fantasy and magic. And can we talk about how beautiful that cover is?!
Brook Abrams said…
I cannot name any historical fiction off the top of my head. Maybe this will be my go to the next time someone asks!
Emily said…
Right up my alley!
Unknown said…
I L❤️VE Historical Fiction!! This book tools like I could get lost for hours.
Bethany said…
This looks awesome! I just started "The Inquisitor's Tale".
Amber Stewart said…
I am intrigued! I love historical fiction and I love fantasy but I haven’t read much of them together. The book “Echo” has some fantasy aspects to it. I listened to that in audio which was fun because of all the music.
Unknown said…
I'd have to say my favorite genre is Whatever Books for Folks recommends.
Sarah said…
Sounds interesting!
Cara said…
Oh friend, one day I’m going to win one of your favs and it will be my fav too. I had a sandwich and tomato soup for lunch with two of the best girls ever.
Amy said…
Historical fiction/fantasy wasn’t really my jam until a few years ago. I’m loving all recommendations! I
Meredith said…
My favorite YA author is an oldie but goodie—Madeleine L’Engle. Got hooked in fifth grade reading A Wrinkle in Time, which was such a delight. Some of my other favorites of hers are A Ring of Endless Light and Many Waters. I’d like to get into some newer YA, because I love the genre, but I feel like there’s a lot of junk out there to wade through. So I guess that’s why I need to read this blog. ;)

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