Gold Bloods

Since she was eight years old, Esmeray always knew something was wrong with her. She had one green eye, and one purple eye, something she thought no person could be born with. She spent her whole life questioning her identity, and who she is as a person. One day, Esmeray shoves an attacker back with her foot, and when he sits up, and looks around, he can’t see a single thing. After the news spreads, people begin to think that Esmeray may have done something to him that caused him to lose his vision, and begin pointing the blame directly at her. That afternoon, Esmeray runs, all the way down the street until she doesn’t recognize where she ends up. There, she meets Isleen, a spy from the kingdom of Ivor on an island off the coast of New York. She tells Esmeray that she has dangerous powers that, if they ended up causing trouble, could start a war between the human world and the kingdoms on the island. Forced to choose between death, and leaving her home, Esmeray accompanies Isleen to the island, where she is introduced to the audacious and wicked Serpent Queen, Donelle Velda, ruler of Ivor. Being a half mortal girl among dozens of the Skylark, Esmeray must find ways to push down her emotions, control her powers, and get back home. However, during her stay on the island, Esmeray begins to uncover truths and secrets regarding who she could be, what her life could have been like in this land. Battling her incessant feelings for humans and Skylark alike, Esmeray learns more and more about herself during her trip to Ivor, uncovering so much knowledge that she can never be sure if she really wants to return home. Gold Bloods is a thrilling fantasy novel combining with the slightest bit of mystery as you accompany a young mortal girl who is trying to find a place for herself in both a human world, and a magical one.
ASIN: B0CP1PB9TD
VSKU: BVV.B0CP1PB9TD.VG
Condition: Very Good
Author/Artist:Ford, Eva Noelle
Binding: Paperback
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Condition Notes: Book has little sign of wear or use