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Book Reviewed by:This article relates to Theodosia and the Serpents of Chaos
R. L. LaFevers has been
fascinated by libraries and
museums ever since she first set
foot in one. She's pretty sure
it's because of all the ancient
mysteries sitting there on the
shelves, just waiting to be
discovered. She has also spent a
large portion of her life being
told she was making up things
that weren't there, which only
proves she was destined to write
fiction.
When she's not gazing
longingly at ancient artifacts
or wallowing in old forgotten
texts, she's busy trying to keep
one step ahead of her two
teenage sons. She is the author
of the Lowthar's Blade trilogy,
two standalone novels, The
Falcon Master and
Werewolf Rising; and
Theodosia and the Serpents of
Chaos.
She lives with her
sons, husband and a demonic cat
in Southern California.
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May 2008 paperback edition.
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