Cold Spell by Jackson Pearce (author) (UK edition)

Finally: Jackson Pearce gives us The Snow Queen. So icy you’ll get snow blindness. Think fairy tales belong in the past? Nope: they’re right here, right now. If Sisters Red was vivid scarlet, this is perfection in monochrome. Kai and Ginny have been best friends since they could toddle around their rooftop garden. Now they’re seventeen, and their relationship has grown sweeter. Stolen kisses. Plans to run away together. It’s the cutest thing. Until the night Kai vanishes with an eerie stranger named Mora – a snow maiden as flawless and ruthless as ice. Refusing to be cast aside, Ginny follows them into a world beyond imagining. One of monsters, thieves, heart-hunger – and endless snow.

A wintry fantasy by the bestselling author of Sisters Red and Sweetly

The Snow Queen retold as a modern romance of flawless beauty

Jackson Pearce is a driving force behind the current fairy tale revival

“Dark, modern, riveting… a perfect teen tale for winter.” Junior News & Mail

This book contains mature content more suitable for older readers.

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781444921373

Accelerated Reader

AR book level: 5.1; Upper years; 12.0 points

Other details

352 pages

Condition

New

UK edition

Author/Illustrator

Jackson Pearce

Jackson Pearce is twenty-five years old and currently lives in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, with a slightly cross-eyed cat and a lot of second-hand furniture. She recently graduated from the University of Georgia with a degree in English and a minor in Philosophy. She auditioned for the circus once, but didn’t make it; other jobs she’s had include obituaries writer, biker bar waitress, and receptionist.

Jackson began writing when she got angry that the school librarian couldn’t tell her of a book that contained a smart girl, horses, baby animals, and magic. Her solution was to write the book herself when she was twelve. Her parents thought it was cute at first, but have grown steadily more concerned for her ever since.

Sisters Red is Jackson’s debut novel in the UK.