So all in all, she’s really one of the good guys and doesn’t want to hurt anyone– but they would not know that right off of the bat. They would have no idea that Kymera had been created in order to achieve her goal of rescuing the city girls from where they were stranded and returning them to the city of Bryre. They would see her spiky tail and her neck bolts and her wings and think that she was a monster. It was her father who told her that she would not be understood by them. The night is the best time to do this and the only time she chooses to come into the city which is too dangerous to enter during the day. Kymera likes to sneak into the city and without being seen by the humans. No one can be outside after dark and the curfew is strictly enforced. The curse causes the young girls in the city to become sick and then they just disappear into nowhere and are never heard from again.Īs a result, the inhabitants of the city have lived in fear ever since. It was an evil wizard that put the curse on them, and now the entire city suffers under the power of its magic. It is caught up in a bit of a situation as the entire city has been the victim of a horrible curse. Monstrous is the first book in this series and it features the fictional fantasy city of Bryre. Shadow Weaver is her second official series and the first book in that series is going to be released in 2018. The second book in the series is Ravenous and it was released in 2016.
The first book in the series is titled the same and was released in 2015. MarcyKate Connolly is the author of the Monstrous series. She is represented in her writing at New Leaf Literary by Suzie Townsend. She occasionally commutes (okay, she is a recurring commuter). She is not ashamed to admit that she is addicted to that beautiful beverage known as coffee and is also a very voracious reader.
When she isn’t writing or spending time with her husband and her dogs, she’s busy working as an administrator of a non-profit. MarcyKate Connolly is an American author of fiction.
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