Novedades

If you enjoyed ‘The Pulcher’s Last Dance’, then ‘Vinegar and Ashes’ should appeal to you too. Both can be read to and discussed with younger children, or enjoyed of themselves. Both contain important, yet easy to understand, lessons of life. ‘The Pulcher’s Last Dance’ is concerned with bullying and forgiveness, and ‘Vinegar and Ashes’ is about greed and sharing. Like ‘The Pulcher’s Last Dance’, ‘Vinegar and Ashes’ has a satisfying ‘twist in the tail’. Or should that be a ‘twist in the tale’?

Adia Kelbara may have defeated the power-hungry god Olark and saved Zaria, but now she must face something even more terrifying: her first semester as a student at the Academy of Shamans. As her abilities are tested during orientation, a mysterious affliction causes everyone except for Adia and Thyme to pass out—and a reanimated corpse appears, with a horrifying message.