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There are two things seventeen-year-old Emma Carver is known for: the fact that she grew up beside a sprawling bog, and that her sister went missing over a year ago. No leads, no clues, no trace. Having spent much of the past year trying to heal from the tragedy in the golden sun of the West Coast, Emma has just returned to Maine, feeling like three thousand miles wasn't enough to escape the ghosts of her past, both literal and metaphorical. Her return to New England brings her little comfort or closure. Her father seems convinced she should have stayed away, and the family's old farmhouse that stands by the bog-known as the Moss-seems particularly upset to see her again. Darkly familiar shadows and specters fill her dreams, her periphery, the quiet spaces between her thoughts. But something else is following her, pulling her in to the Moss, and it's growing stronger by the day. With the help of a local boy, who had confessed his feelings for her just before she went away, Emma delves deeper and deeper into the mystery of the growing hauntings-and learns that not only might her sister still be alive, but if she's willing to put herself in grave danger, there might just be a chance to save her. "It reads like a long-lost fable, rich with beauty and imagination. A world you won't forget." Samantha Shannon, international bestselling author of The Bone Season, on A Shiver of Snow and Sky.
About the author
Lisa Lueddecke has spent her life moving between four countries and five states, having been born into an Air Force family which gave her a love for travel. A Shiver of Snow and Sky the first instalment in her debut fantasy series, was published by Scholastic UK in October 2017 its sequel, A Storm of Ice and Stars came out in October 2018 The Forest of Ghost and Bones a new standalone novel aimed at young adults, was published in October 2020, followed by The City of Lost Dreamers on 7th October 2021.
