Soul of Shadow: A Spellbinding Romantasy with Norse Mythology and Forbidden Love from the TikTok Sensation

A BOY WITH SECRETS. A GIRL WITH SCARS. A LOVE WRITTEN IN THE STARS - AND DESTINED TO BREAK. Vampire Diaries meets Norse mythology in this first novel in a trilogy from TikTok sensation Emma Noyes. ' What happens when an ordinary teen finds herself rocketed into an overlapping world of Nordic mythology? In Noyes' case ? a breakneck story and surprising twists' Jodi Picoult, #1 New York Times bestselling author ' This book is absolutely incredible. If you loved the Vampire Diaries or any other show that combines the angst of high school with the darkness of a supernatural world, you will l ove this book! ' 5***** Reader Review ' Yurrrrrrrp this was exactly what I needed ' 5***** Reader Review ' Emma's writing is sharp and beautiful ' 5***** Reader Review -- Since the death of her twin sister, Charlie has drifted through life - the flame that once burned so brightly within her has all but dimmed. Now, she just wants to survive junior year. But, when a classmate goes missing in the forest, leaving nothing but strange symbols carved into a tree, Charlie feels compelled to get to the bottom of the mystery immediately. Then the alluring newcomer, Elia Everhart, crosses her path with his piercing eyes, sharp wit and undeniable allure. She finds herself overcome with curiosity . . . and suspicion. Because Elias clearly has a secret that could hold the answers to finding her classmate. And what Charlie doesn't know is that this secret will lead her to a place that's been hiding in plain sight, seeping with Norse gods, monsters and dangerous magic - and a first love fated to fall apart. All of which is more connected to Charlie than she could have ever expected. Truths and temptations lurk in this worlds darkness, and for Charlie, the only thing more dangerous than facing her past is the boy with the power to change her future. -- ' Norse mythology and folklore permeate a treacherous, atmospheric setting bursting with magic and danger ' Publishers Weekly