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In *Conspiracy of Ravens*, Nettie Lonesome, now the Shadow, must navigate a secret society that lies beneath the surface of a rich, hidden world. With a powerful alchemist eliminating rivals across the prairie, Nettie faces a daunting choice: remain loyal to her friends and the symbol on her chest, or embark alone on a perilous mission that could pull her into the fight of her life. The novel explores the gray shades between good and evil within a fantasy coming‑of‑age quest, set in an imaginary world where a conspiracy of ravens wields unseen influence.
First publish date: 2016
Genre: Fantasy/Dark Fantasy
Authors: Lila Bowen
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