Sword of Light

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Bloodthirsty creatures. A vindictive Queen of Elves… And a fierce teenage girl, willing to take them all on.
Andie didn’t expect to be orphaned. Now she has no parents, no Nan, no one but Anne, the weird social worker who carries on conversations with old books and empty purses.
Anne takes her to a small town in Texas to live with her new guardian, Celeste, an eccentric figure among many who seem to know something that Andie doesn’t. One evening, the woods behind Celeste’s house spirit Andie away, and she discovers a secret so incredible that she can scarcely believe it. Her destiny is to find the four Keys that will save the Tuatha de Danann from annihilation.
Worlds collide when two of her new friends from school, the sweet, helpful Teagan and the rude bad boy Hunter, join her on her journey to reach the mysterious place known only as Finias in search of the first Key, The Sword of Light.
As they flee the wicked Fomorians and battle with the Queen of Elves, Andie and the boys forge new alliances and make more adversaries. Will Andie and her friends rise to the challenge, or is the magical realm as good as gone already?
A interesting spin on the typical YA Fantasy genre. I found myself easily submerged in the novel. The characters were all relatable. The world building was fantastic and the transitions from one to the next was spot on. – Goodreads Reviewer ****
The sword of light was a book filled with adventure, excitement and a mixture of emotions. You can tell a lot of thought has gone into this book and it really has paid off. Goodreads reviewer ****
Sword of Light was such a fun story. At only 170 pages, this novel is a quick and energetic read. J.C. Lucas has given readers a quick story here, but one that does not lack for a story. It has the right amount of detail and history to lure the reader in, as well as excellent pacing, keeps the reader engaged. Goodreads Reviewer ***
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