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What if the ordinary family you crave isn't ordinary at all?
When an accident lands Violet in hospital, her mundane life in a London children's home is disrupted by relatives she's never heard of-the Penhaligons-and a mysterious visitor who disappears into the night after claiming he's the father of the twin sister she never knew she had.
With her long-lost sister, Amethyst, to find, Violet turns to her new family for help. But the Penhaligons are far from ordinary.
Power and magic lurk at the priory, Violet's new home in the Oxfordshire countryside, and she learns fast that nothing is ordinary here, least of all the hostile new neighbours-a coven of vampires, vaewolves, and demons.
As Violet grapples with family secrets, four powerful new brothers, and latent abilities of her own, Amethyst and the man who raised her find themselves in mortal danger-a danger that draws Violet and her family into a battle to save them.
Finally embracing the meaning of family, two questions burn at the back of Violet's mind.
If vampires and demons exist, what are the Penhaligons?
And what is she?
A Storm of Paper Starlings is the first of six already written books. The Not the Same River series follows Violet as she goes from lost, gobby orphan to treasured-okay, she's still gobby-warrior, finding the clan she would die for along the way.
If sibling banter, precious friendships, bitey neighbours, and terrible goats are your jam, settle in to meet your new ride or die crew today.
Due to adult language and dark themes, this book is recommended for readers aged 15+ and is ideal for upper YA/crossover readers who enjoy diverse stories. The series should be read in order.
