Chimera Book Two

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Pub Date 15 Oct 2014 | Archive Date 27 Nov 2014

Description

Kyp Finnegan’s adventures in Chimera continue, as an unexpected turn of events forces him to make a dangerous alliance with an old foe. New enemies abound, as Kyp confronts a vengeful ventriloquist dummy and does battle with hordes of human-hating mannequins.


As loyalties change and secrets are revealed, Kyp will find something precious in Chimera, but he will lose everything too…


Kyp Finnegan’s adventures in Chimera continue, as an unexpected turn of events forces him to make a dangerous alliance with an old foe. New enemies abound, as Kyp confronts a vengeful ventriloquist...


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ISBN 9781784628123
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Though the Chimera books are Fantasy, there’s enough creepy and sinister characters and events to put them in the Children’s Horror category as well, which is why I’m reviewing them for Horror October Fortnight, hosted by Oh, The Books!

Kyp Finnegan, finds himself in Chimera, where all lost things end up, including children. If you’re looking for a comparison, it’s The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland as a nightmare. Everything is out to steal his Elsewhere Light (what will allow him to get back home), or kill him out of hatred for all “blood and bones”, and he never knows who he can trust (mostly no one). His primary quest is to return home, but that becomes his last goal as he comes across other lost children and finds out exactly what Madame Chartreuse is up to. Each book ends with a cliff hanger, but at approximately 100 pages each, you could easily go directly on to the next book to satisfy your need to know what happens next. Let me tell you, it’s a roller coaster ride with very short breathers between the mishaps and scrapes Kyp finds himself running into. One thing is for sure, I will never look at dolls the same way again *shivers*.

I highly recommend these books for all ages, especially for lovers of Dark Fantasy, and those who prefer “Cosy Horror”. I can’t wait for the next book(s) in the series, which will have Kyp starting a new quest.

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