(The Madison Chronicles #1) WINNER Wattys 2022! Unlock the power of music, magic, and memory. Inspired by 'His Dark Materials' and the 'Mortal Engines' books, 'Sadie Madison and the Boy in the Crimson Scarf' is the first book in 'The Madison Chronicles': an epic tale of music, magic, and memory. Since the beginning of time, the Narrowers have collected and stored every memory that was ever forgotten in a dimension known as the Vents. Now, at the turn of the twentieth century, the Foretelling-a prophecy that threatens to tear theVents apart-is poised to reveal itself. Twelve-year-old Sadie Madison cannot forget. Anything. Sadie lives with her family in the town of Iron Bridge, on the banks of the River Myr, deep in the Shadow Valley, where she loves reading scary books and playing make-believe. But when her father tells her a bedtime story about the Narrowers, Sadie wonders whether her ability to remember is somehow linked to the Vents; connected to every memory, hope, and secret that has ever been...

When power demands loyalty, betrayal becomes a weapon. An ancient powerhouse. A vengeful Queen. A battle of wills. Dirimat has taken over half of the Southern Continent and is determined to watch the last half bend their knee in servitude. All magic users must march under this banner. But not everyone wants to do so. In a political struggle, a group of young men and women who are highly powerful magic users in Clav rise at the sidelines to vanquish Dirimat. The plan is simple - get to the heart of the problem. But how simple is that plan?

[Complete] Grieving the loss of her father, Luna Quinn has spent the last years of her twenties hiding in her fantasy novels. When her college roommate demands she go out to celebrate her 30th birthday, she agrees, vowing to make her thirties better, and when a drunken request to be kidnapped by a Fae King ends with her whisked away to Faerie, she decides there's no harm in indulging in the fantasy. Who could say no to the handsome, golden king, Lorcan, and even though he's rude and annoying, she can't stop wondering what it would be like to kiss the king's sinfully handsome, dark haired younger brother, Calix . But it isn't long before she discovers that beneath the fantasy is something very dark, and the dangers of Faerie are very, very real.