Daedelum's children pray for the honor of being chosen to enter the labyrinth, guarded by angels, and the chance to ascend - like Icarus himself - to paradise. But you've read this kind of book before. You know without being told that traveling the labyrinth will not be the honor it's promised to be. You know there will be danger, that there will be a fight for survival. But you'll never expect, can't expect, what the heroine finds as she travels deeper into the labyrinth, where there are angels - but they are not guardians. With echoes of James Dashner and Suzanne Collins, Caighlan Smith has built an unexpected and startling world in this utterly addictive book. You won't be able to put it down.
Daedelum's children pray for the honor of being chosen to enter the labyrinth, guarded by angels, and the chance to ascend - like Icarus himself - to paradise. But you've read this kind of book before. You know without being told that traveling the labyrinth will not be the honor it's promised to be. You know there will be danger, that there will be a fight for survival. But you'll never expect, can't expect, what the heroine finds as she travels deeper into the labyrinth, where there are angels - but they are not guardians. With echoes of James Dashner and Suzanne Collins, Caighlan Smith has built an unexpected and startling world in this utterly addictive book. You won't be able to put it down.
