In 'Belladonna' by Adalyn Grace, readers are whisked away on a high-stakes adventure filled with pirates, magic, and secrets waiting to be unraveled. The story follows a fierce captain named Alisdair, cursed with an ability to kill with a touch, who must navigate treacherous waters to protect her crew and uncover the truth behind her curse. As alliances are tested and enemies close in, Alisdair must confront her past and embrace her power to forge her own destiny. With captivating world-building and a strong female protagonist, 'Belladonna' is a thrilling tale of courage, resilience, and the enduring bond of found family.
About Belladonna Series
The Belladonna series by Adalyn Grace is a Gothic-tinged young adult fantasy trilogy centered on Signa, an orphaned nineteen-year-old who can see ghosts and Death itself. In the first book, Belladonna, she joins the enigmatic Hawthorne family at Thorn Grove to investigate her cousin’s death, forging a dark alliance with Death as sinister secrets surface. Foxglove deepens the drama as a supernatural adversary and Death’s brother, Fate, challenge Signa’s loyalties. In Wisteria, the stakes escalate with new threats and tense romantic entanglements. Rich in atmosphere, this haunting series weaves mystery, romance, and dark magic into a compelling, eerie tale.
About Adalyn Grace
Adalyn Grace is a talented young author known for her captivating storytelling and imaginative world-building. She graduated from college with a degree in marketing and went on to pursue her passion for writing. Grace made her literary debut with the widely acclaimed novel 'All the Stars and Teeth,' a gripping fantasy adventure that showcases her knack for creating intricate and immersive settings. Her work has been praised for its rich character development and engaging plots, making her a rising star in the world of young adult fiction. Grace continues to enchant readers with her creative flair and boundless imagination.
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