If you delve into the rich, imaginative world of Robin LaFevers, you will find yourself awash in history, intrigue, romance, and daring. Her beloved middle-grade series––the Nathanial Fludd Beastologist, Theodosia, and Lowthar's Blade––draw upon her love of mythology and fairy tales and the adventure in magical realms. Her YA series, His Fair Assassin, features compelling protagonists: assassin nuns in medieval France! The second book in the series, Dark Triumph (the sequel to Grave Mercy), just released on April 2.In a recent online interview, Robin talks about the book and its inspirations. With a lifelong passion for the past, a fascination with sacred rituals and the mysteries of life and death, Robin's work delves into the darkest places where history, mystery, and fantasy intersect. Along with a dash of love, of course! To keep up with Robin's life, work, and inspirations, check out her blog.
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