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The Shadow Society  (The Shadow Society, #1)
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Work_in_progress | 7 comments I don't think anyone who read this book could ever say they didn't like it
This book is awesome, and it's written well
Does anyone have a favorite scene? or thoughts on the ending?


Chandana (jadedpoet) | 6 comments It's on my to-read list for now!


Work_in_progress | 7 comments Well you can get it at the library
that's where i found it, now i want to own it
Trust me, it's really good :)


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Work_in_progress | 7 comments Darcy Jones doesn’t remember anything before the day she was abandoned as a child outside a Chicago firehouse. She has never really belonged anywhere—but she couldn’t have guessed that she comes from an alternate world where the Great Chicago Fire didn’t happen and deadly creatures called Shades terrorize the human population.

Memories begin to haunt Darcy when a new boy arrives at her high school, and he makes her feel both desire and desired in a way she hadn’t thought possible. But Conn’s interest in her is confusing. It doesn’t line up with the way he first looked at her.

As if she were his enemy.

When Conn betrays Darcy, she realizes that she can’t rely on anything—not herself, not the laws of nature, and certainly not him. Darcy decides to infiltrate the Shadow Society and uncover the Shades’ latest terrorist plot. What she finds out will change her world forever . . .

In this smart, compulsively readable novel, master storyteller Marie Rutkoski has crafted an utterly original world, characters you won’t soon forget, and a tale full of intrigue and suspense.

I would've typed my own but i don't want to spoil things by accident


Chandana (jadedpoet) | 6 comments Megan wrote: "Darcy Jones doesn’t remember anything before the day she was abandoned as a child outside a Chicago firehouse. She has never really belonged anywhere—but she couldn’t have guessed that she comes fr..."

This is exactly what hooked me in. :)


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