The Spider Goddess
Tara Moss and her supernaturally-gifted new heroine Pandora English return with the sequel to the bestselling The Blood Countess.
The stunning mix of high fashion and gothic intrigue, set on the glamorous streets of New York City, is continued in this compelling new mystery.
Tara Moss and her supernaturally-gifted new heroine Pandora English return with the sequel to the bestselling The Blood Countess.
The stunning mix of high fashion and gothic intrigue, set on the glamorous streets of New York City, is continued in this compelling new mystery.
Synopsis
It's been two months since Pandora English left her small hometown to live with her mysterious great-aunt in a haunted mansion in Spektor, the fog-wreathed suburb of Manhattan that doesn't appear on any map.
With the help of her great-aunt and the beautiful, but dead, Lieutenant Luke, Pandora is beginning to understand the significance of the Lucasta family heritage her late mother kept secret from her. Pandora is heir to a great gift - a gift that comes with a frightening responsibility. And when a new designer arrives in town, Pandora soon discovers that this designer's ambitions extend far beyond taking over the fashion world, one knit at a time...
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Gold Coast Bulletin Australia
Moss’s unusual supernatural series continues. In a strange Manhattan suburb and in a mansion with her aunt and a dead soldier, Pandora English faces up to her inheritance. Meanwhile, a new designer has ominous ambitions. Fashion has rarely been so haunting. In a word: sinister.
Denis Walter, 3AW Australia
Some books have got the ability to capture you… It’s terrific reading.
W Channel Book Club Australia
Moss’ writing style made this book a pleasure to read and set my imagination aflutter. Her reinterpretation of classic horror characters separates this book from the others in its genre keeping it fresh and exciting… I can’t wait for the next in the series.
Burn Bright Australia
Packed with mystery, evil intentions and things that go bump in the night, Pandora’s world is breathtakingly addictive…Moss has created a world that is dark, Gothic, uniquely funny and often downright terrifying without an overt morbid feel. Pandora has fast become my favourite heroine and I can’t wait to see what danger she leads us into next.’