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Название книги: Radiant Shadows
Автор(ы): Melissa Marr
Жанр: Фэнтези
Адрес книги: http://www.6lib.ru/books/Radiant-Shadows-150438.html
To Asia and Dylan, my amazing beasties. It’s a privilege to be your mother. (And, really? I do so love you more, most, and always. *grin* How’s that for getting the last word?)
Prologue
Late 1800sDevlin stood immobile as the spectral girl approached. The plume of her hat and the dark ringlets that framed her face were motionless, despite the breeze that swept over the field. The air did not touch her; consequently, he was unsure if he could.“I seem to be dreaming or, mayhaps, lost,” she murmured.“Indeed.”“I was resting over”—she gestured behind her, frowned, and gave him a shaky smile—“in the cave that seems to have vanished. Am I still resting?”The girl presented Devlin with a dilemma. All those uninvited to Faerie were to be brought before the High Queen—or dispatched if he deemed them threats. His function was to assure order, to do what best served the good of Faerie.“In a cave?” he prompted.“My guardian and I had a quarrel.” She shivered and folded her arms over her chest. The dress she wore was not this se
Название книги: Radiant Shadows
Автор(ы): Melissa Marr
Жанр: Фэнтези
Адрес книги: http://www.6lib.ru/books/Radiant-Shadows-150438.html
To Asia and Dylan, my amazing beasties. It’s a privilege to be your mother. (And, really? I do so love you more, most, and always. *grin* How’s that for getting the last word?)
Prologue
Late 1800sDevlin stood immobile as the spectral girl approached. The plume of her hat and the dark ringlets that framed her face were motionless, despite the breeze that swept over the field. The air did not touch her; consequently, he was unsure if he could.“I seem to be dreaming or, mayhaps, lost,” she murmured.“Indeed.”“I was resting over”—she gestured behind her, frowned, and gave him a shaky smile—“in the cave that seems to have vanished. Am I still resting?”The girl presented Devlin with a dilemma. All those uninvited to Faerie were to be brought before the High Queen—or dispatched if he deemed them threats. His function was to assure order, to do what best served the good of Faerie.“In a cave?” he prompted.“My guardian and I had a quarrel.” She shivered and folded her arms over her chest. The dress she wore was not this se
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