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3 Books for SAGITTARIUS Readers
Dynamic Sagittarius is in place from November 22nd to December 21st, marking the last Fire sign in the order of the Zodiac. Along with Gemini, Virgo, and Pisces, Sag is a mutable sign—one of the three traits discerning the ever-changing ways in which these signs relate to society and the universe.
Those born under a Sagittarius are progressive, outspoken, and brutally honest. They can expect to experience a reflective and overall productive holiday season. In November, the sun in Scorpio drew them inward for spiritual rest and meditation; this leads into December, which brings a burgeoning lust for career development and financial freedom in 2020.
Thirsty for knowledge and naturally unafraid to speak their minds, Sagittarians are the travelers and jokers of the Zodiac, constantly chasing a good time, as well as intellectual stimulation. Here are three adventurous—and at times, comical—reads for all you Sags out there...
"It’s difficult taking care of a delusional father by yourself. Sixteen-year-old Shaleigh Mallet would rather explore and photograph dilapidated buildings than cater to her father’s dark episodes. But when she’s kidnapped by a creature who carries her atop a flying bicycle into another world, she realizes this wasn’t the escape she wanted. In a kingdom known as the Garden, where minotaurs pull carriages and parties are held in hot air balloons, Madam Cloom and her faerie servant, Teagan, rule over the land with incredible but terrifying magic. Shaleigh must prove that she is the reincarnation of a long-dead ruler, not because she believes it, but because it’s her only chance to survive. With the help of a trespassing faerie, a stoatling, and a living statue, Shaleigh hopes to outwit everyone. She aims to break the bonds of servitude and finally make her way home. What she doesn’t realize, however, is that she’s playing right into the hands of a far worse enemy..."
Double-Crossing the Bridge, by Sarah J. Sover
"Rent in New Metta is through the cavern ceiling. When Granu barely survives her first gig teaching students who attempt to fillet her for lunch, the baby-eating troll ends up unemployed and facing eviction. Granu's only prospect for income is grueling work in the tar pits. That is, until her playboy best friend devises a perfect, if suicidal, scheme—a heist! The Covered Bridge, the largest source of income for the city, has New Metta well under hoof. In a week, TCB Corporation pulls in enough cash to buy a small country. It's the ideal target, but security is top-notch. Granu needs three things to survive this heist: a crew of specialists, impenetrable sun protection, and gallons of grog. There’s just one thing Granu doesn’t plan for—those damn meddling billy goats."
Author Sarah J. Sover will graciously offer the e-book version of DCtB for FREE, from December 9-11th only, and you can also purchase the paperback, HERE!
Disenchanted, by Brianna Sugalski
"A Breton princess at the peak of the French Renaissance, Lilac lives prisoner in her parents' castle after a wicked secret is revealed on the eve of her tenth birthday soirée. Years later, her coronation ceremony looms, and between the riotous townsfolk and scheming nobleman bent on snatching the throne, Lilac prepares for the worst... Until a mysterious letter arrives from The Witch of Lupine Grotto, detailing a curious offer to cure her darkness forever. Lilac begrudgingly trades her coronet for a cloak and ventures into the forest Brocéliande in pursuit of the impious enchantress at the edge of town. With only the protection of an inherited dagger—and unsolicited help of the gregarious stranger who inserts himself on her quest—she must traverse Brocèliande and return in time to claim her rightful position as sovereign monarch."
READ DISENCHANTED ON MARCH 10th, and pre-order HERE!