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Rebel Fire | Ann Sei Lin

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Kurara and her shipmates have escaped the grasp of the princess, whose wish to control and command them as her own human shikigami would be a fate worse than death. Travelling through the forests and across the seas of Mikoshima, they finally the Grand Stream, where their old airship - and old enemies - await. Both parties seek the greatest shikigami of all: Suzaku, a paper phoenix. But will it be saved - or destroyed?

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Rebel Fire | Ann Sei Lin

I received rebel fire from Librarything. Yes I like reviewing books I do so here, on my blog/tumblr, via Librarything when it's a review copy, and now via bluesky. #wondrouswednesday

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Rebel Fire | Ann Sei Lin

The second in Ann Sei Lin‘s YA fantasy trilogy delves into the mythology of Lin‘s world, especially the backstory for Kurara and Haru and includes some heart breaking scenes as Lin also explores the bond between shikigami and Crafter and what it really means. However Tomoe and Sayo are very much bit players here and while I enjoyed the character development for Himura, Tsukimi remains too broadly painted to be a credible antagonist.

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