Questions About Rhapsodic (The Bargainer, #1)

by Laura Thalassa (Goodreads Author)

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What does the title mean? And how did you come up with it?

Laura Thalassa Story time! Way back in 2014, Rhapsodic was originally called Moonlight Rhapsody, and it was intended to be a story included in the Moonlight Cravings…moreStory time! Way back in 2014, Rhapsodic was originally called Moonlight Rhapsody, and it was intended to be a story included in the Moonlight Cravings anthology. The anthology never happened, but I still wanted to write the book. I decided to shorten the title to Rhapsodic so that readers who'd been interested in reading it up until then wouldn't get confused.

As to why "Rhapsodic", the simple answer is that a siren's power--Callie's power--is to draw people in with her voice, a voice that's both musical and hypnotically lovely. It also came to represent to me the process of Callie finding her voice over the course of the book. :)(less)

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Is this a standalone which is part of a series? What I mean is will the story be complete in one book or like three books? :)

Laura Thalassa This is a trilogy, so the overarching storyline will span three books.

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Is this book in a hardback or paperback form?

Laura Thalassa It is! You can find the paperback version here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1541130855/

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Is there any connection with the Unearthly beside the same world of magic? I mean does the characters know each other or something?

Unstable Bibliovert It's set in the same universe. Callie, the main character in this series and who is also a siren, goes to Peel Academy for a while. I think I vaguely …moreIt's set in the same universe. Callie, the main character in this series and who is also a siren, goes to Peel Academy for a while. I think I vaguely remember a mention of Gabrielle Fiori but I'm not sure(less)

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What age group is this trilogy for?

the.reading.sci.teacher This series is written for a younger readers understanding, but the content and language used should be for those 18 years of age and older.

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