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Book SynopsisA thrilling futuristic thriller of ancient superheroes, sequel to Paige's rich magical debut, The Interminables
Trade Review"I can't state strongly enough that this is superb writing." – Online Eccentric Librarian; "I can't imagine anyone who enjoys epic fantasy worlds not loving this fascinating piece of dystopian fiction." – Word Gurgle; "Delightfully, it is just as weird, wonderful and beautiful a story as the first." – Blogendorff; "This story has a lot going for it which I'm sure will be an instant hit for fans of Jim Butcher and Cassandra Clare." – Splattergeist; "Inventive and imaginative." – Edge Cases; "Too good for words!" – Atypical Femme (YouTube); "The dynamic between the two main characters is absolutely stunning. And heartbreaking and moving and just…gorgeous... I just love her writing. Absolutely stunning and very realistic." – Writer Ravings; Praise for The Interminables "A wild debut about Time and War teaming up to battle the evils of eternal peace. By the time you're done you won't fear the reaper; you'll want to wrap his lonely, cross-stitch obsessed self up in a hug and never let go." – Alis Franklin, author of Liesmith; "Vivid worldbuilding of a fascinating alternate Earth, peppered with touches of whimsy. This is a promising debut!" – Emmie Mears, author of the Alaya Storm series; "It will reward you with a world of wonders and horrors, alongside a tale of a deep and desperate friendships." – SFX: The Sci-Fi and Fantasy Magazine; "The Interminables is the type of book that Angry Robot was made for." – Strange Alliances; "It will reward you with a world of wonders and horrors, alongside a tale of deep and desperate friendship: a thief and a war, trying to save as many lives and they can." – SFX magazine; "An interesting and unique read." – Vampire Book Club; "A dark, depressive, but beautifully imagined urban fantasy/alternate universe. Perhaps one of the most interesting, intriguing, and rich books I've read this year." – Online Eccentric Librarian; "Magic in the modern world is always a fun trope." – The Verge, best SFF books to check out in July; "So fucking good." – The State of Blogendorff; "The Interminables by Paige Orwin is a unique, sometimes challenging read that really grabbed my attention." – Looking For a Good Book; "The Interminables is a type of science fiction/fantasy that I love. It doesn't dwell too much on the how's of the situation, but jumps head first to the what's, who's, and why's of the story." – The Help Desk
