Midnight Dolls

Pretty Little Liars meets Beautiful Creatures in this thrilling follow-up to Kiki Sullivan's The Dolls.

It's only been a couple of months since Eveny Cheval discovered that she's a powerful queen of zandara, the voodoo-like form of magic that has controlled the town of Carrefour for generations. She barely has time to consider what this means, though, before she's attacked by the murderous anti-magic organization Main de Lumière.

Alarmed, her powerful father—who has returned to Carrefour to protect Eveny—takes her and her sister zandara queens, Peregrine and Chloe, to his home on mysterious Caouanne Island. But the island holds its own secrets about Eveny's past—and her future. Now she's torn between two magical traditions—and two boys: strong and silent Caleb, who's pushing her away, and charismatic Bram, who seems too good to be true.

With Main de Lumière closing in and Carrefour's defenses crumbling, Eveny, her sister queens, and the townspeople she's supposed to protect are in danger. And as the revelations about her past continue to unfold, Eveny begins to realize that she might just be the only one who can save them all. She'll have to fight for the people and the town she loves—and for her own life.

The fight for Carrefour is a fight for her soul.

Southern Gothic Fantasy: From the secret town of Carrefour to the mysterious Caouanne Island, magic and danger lurk behind every ancient oak and crumbling tombstone. Forced Proximity: Whisked away to an isolated island, Eveny finds herself trapped with the two boys pulling at her heart: the protector pushing her away and the charismatic king who seems too good to be true. A Secret Heritage: Eveny thought being a zandara queen was complicated enough. But the secrets of her past reveal a second, darker magic that makes her a target for everyone. Shocking Betrayal: As an ancient war between magical factions and their hunters comes to a head, the deadliest threat may come from someone Eveny trusts.