NightKind

Ella Fine has never seen the moon. She has never seen the stars, or the silhouettes of trees at dusk. She, like every other member of Humankind, has been locked inside her home, behind metal shutters and thick walls, to be safe from the NightKind, unimaginable beasts who screech and howl through the streets of Los Angeles as soon as the sun has fallen out of the sky.

But that doesn't stop her from dreaming of what it would be like to walk under the stars, to feel the cool blue of night on her skin, to escape not only from the scorch of daylight, but from the ever present rules and commandments of the class system which she is unwillingly a part of.

When her usually ordered life takes an abrupt turn and she is given a glimpse into what the darkness truly holds – not just the horror and fear which haunts every child’s dreams, but the magic and mystery of the ancient faerie realm – Ella must decide if she’s willing to live into her true calling and to throw off the bonds of daytime, though it may destroy everything, and everyone, she loves in the process.

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NightKind

Ella Fine has never seen the moon. She has never seen the stars, or the silhouettes of trees at dusk. She, like every other member of Humankind, has been locked inside her home, behind metal shutters and thick walls, to be safe from the NightKind, unimaginable beasts who screech and howl through the streets of Los Angeles as soon as the sun has fallen out of the sky.

But that doesn't stop her from dreaming of what it would be like to walk under the stars, to feel the cool blue of night on her skin, to escape not only from the scorch of daylight, but from the ever present rules and commandments of the class system which she is unwillingly a part of.

When her usually ordered life takes an abrupt turn and she is given a glimpse into what the darkness truly holds – not just the horror and fear which haunts every child’s dreams, but the magic and mystery of the ancient faerie realm – Ella must decide if she’s willing to live into her true calling and to throw off the bonds of daytime, though it may destroy everything, and everyone, she loves in the process.

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NightKind

NightKind

by Holly Tuesday Baxter
NightKind

NightKind

by Holly Tuesday Baxter

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Overview

Ella Fine has never seen the moon. She has never seen the stars, or the silhouettes of trees at dusk. She, like every other member of Humankind, has been locked inside her home, behind metal shutters and thick walls, to be safe from the NightKind, unimaginable beasts who screech and howl through the streets of Los Angeles as soon as the sun has fallen out of the sky.

But that doesn't stop her from dreaming of what it would be like to walk under the stars, to feel the cool blue of night on her skin, to escape not only from the scorch of daylight, but from the ever present rules and commandments of the class system which she is unwillingly a part of.

When her usually ordered life takes an abrupt turn and she is given a glimpse into what the darkness truly holds – not just the horror and fear which haunts every child’s dreams, but the magic and mystery of the ancient faerie realm – Ella must decide if she’s willing to live into her true calling and to throw off the bonds of daytime, though it may destroy everything, and everyone, she loves in the process.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940045612258
Publisher: Holly Tuesday Baxter
Publication date: 01/23/2014
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 371 KB

About the Author

Holly Tuesday Baxter grew up in her own post-apocalyptic version of Los Angeles, crashing on couches from Hollywood to Venice, Orange County to Chatsworth. When not writing, Holly works with teens (you could call her a shrink) and listens to very loud music. She adores all things magical and mystical, and isn’t usually far from her tarot deck. Holly wrote her first book for her now teenage daughter, but has yet to make enough sense of the male brain to write one for her son. She loves to hear feedback and, just for the record, her middle name really is Tuesday.

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