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Lady of the Shades

Darren Shan

Paperback | Pages: 320 pages

Rating: 4.17 | 750 Users | 116 Reviews

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Title	:	Lady of the Shades
Author	:	Darren Shan
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 320 pages
Published	:	September 2012 by Hachette Australia (first published January 1st 2012)
Categories	:	Horror. Thriller. Fantasy. Mystery. Fiction

Chronicle As Books Lady of the Shades

Ed, an American author on the hunt for a story for his next book, arrives in London looking for inspiration. A stranger in a strange city, he's haunted by a deadly secret that refuses to stay buried, and no matter how hard he tries he cannot escape the manifest sins of his past.
What Ed wants is answers, what he finds is something he definitely didn't bargain for: the beautiful and untouchable Andeanna Menderes. Andeanna is a woman who is dangerously bound to one of London's most notorious crime lords, and if they are caught together it could mean death for them both.
Ensnared in an illicit affair that can only be conducted in the shadows, Ed's world is turned upside down as a series of shattering revelations blurs the line between what's real and what's not...

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ISBN:	1409143619 (ISBN13: 9781409143611)
Edition Language:	English

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Ratings: 4.17 From 750 Users | 116 Reviews

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I loved it! Crime usually isn't my thing but it was just so twisty and so well written. (Seriously it's so twisty!)



ok this was waaaaaaaaaaaaay better than the last adult trilogy Darren Shan wrote, liked it more, full of twists till the end, ya i figured it out in the 2/3 of it,but still i was anxious to know if i was right,great plot, good twist,no dull moment. Darren Shan did it again.and i have extra love for the cover.

This is an adult horror book from talented and renowned young adult horror writer, Darren Shan.When I found this in the library by pure chance, I immediately got it out and dived right into it.Lady of the Shades is a lot different to what I would normally expect from Shan. I have no doubts this is because Shan is a young adult author more than anything, and to read him writing in a more adult style was a little distracting. I found that it all flowed really well, but I wasn't enjoying it as much

I hadn't read any Darren Shan since his Cirque du Freak days, so I was excited to be revisiting one of my favourite childhood authors. It reminded me a lot of 'The Woman in the Fifth' (Douglas Kennedy) at times, and overall it was a decent read. It pretty much only slipped from being 4 stars for me, as the constant twists and turns got a little exhausting after a while.That said... I really, really, wanted to find out the conclusion of it all... And damn, it's a good one.

Lady of the Shades is Darren Shans return to writing for adults. Shan is more well known for his children's series Cirque Du Freak and Demonata, but has previously written The City trilogy for adults and mature teens.Lady of the Shades is a standalone title and skirts the edges of a number of genres, making it an interesting and enjoyable piece with wide appeal.The Times lauded it as Utterly unputdownble, an appellation or sentiment much overused in the marketing of books. It was, however, a

I was so happy to find another grown up Darren Shan book after loving the City of the Dead Trilogy. This did not disappoint. I did not see the end of the book coming.