Isles of Storm and Sorrow: Viper

Paperback Published on: 18/04/2019
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Isles of Storm and Sorrow: Viper
High Stakes on the High Seas!
I received a copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for a review. This book was so much fun! A really well wrought and developed YA fantasy adve... READ MORE
Kate at Sutton
Isles of Storm and Sorrow: Viper
Absolutely loved this book
I got this book as a reading copy for an honest review and it was absolutely fantastic! I hated having to put it down to go back to work as I just got comp... READ MORE
Dani
Isles of Storm and Sorrow: Viper
Yo ho ho!
A great, pirate saturated YA fantasy novel with plenty of carnage and intrigue to keep you turning the pages until you realise it's 3am in the morning and ... READ MORE
Emma at Waterstones Fareham Whiteley
Isles of Storm and Sorrow: Viper
Court Politics and the High Seas? What more could you want from a book!
First - thank you to Orion for sending me this book! Hogan has started the series with a punch as this book is full of action, backstabbing, family drama... READ MORE
Imie at Wokingham

Synopsis

Power, politics and pirates collide in the first book in the Isles of Storm and Sorrow trilogy.

Marianne has been training to be the Viper for her entire life - to serve and protect the King and the citizens of The Twelve Isles - but to become the Viper and protect the islands she loves she must find the strength to defeat her father.

He will make me a killer.
Or he will have me killed.
That is my destiny.

Seventeen-year-old Marianne is fated to one day become the Viper, defender of the Twelve Isles.

But the reigning Viper stands in her way. Corrupt and merciless, he prowls the seas in his warship, killing with impunity, leaving only pain and suffering in his wake.

He's the most dangerous man on the ocean . . . and he is Marianne's father.

She was born to protect the islands. But can she fight for them if it means losing her family, her home, the boy she loves - and perhaps even her life?

A brave heroine. An impossible dilemma. An epic fantasy trilogy set on the high seas.

Publisher information

  • Publisher: Hachette Children's Group
  • ISBN: 9781510105836
  • Number of pages: 400
  • Dimensions: 196 x 126 x 30 mm
  • Interest age: From 12 years
  • Weight: 280g
  • Languages: English

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Isles of Storm and Sorrow: Viper
The perfect YA adventure - with pirates!
I'll admit the first thing that drew me to this book was the cover, because WOW, it's a masterful work of art and I am a sucker for anything with gold on i... READ MORE
Rosie at Horsham
Isles of Storm and Sorrow: Viper
An Adventurous Start to a New Trilogy
Marianne is next in line to become the Viper, defender of the Twelve Isles. But the deadly and most dangerous man, the current Viper, stands in her way…and... READ MORE
Emma Canning
Isles of Storm and Sorrow: Viper
An exciting adventure story for teens
Viper follows Marianne, a pirate and trainee-assassin with a secret - she'd rather heal people than cause them pain. When her reluctance to kill becomes to... READ MORE
MakexBelieve
Isles of Storm and Sorrow: Viper
An incredible swashbuckling page turner!
I am writing this review as I sit here with a massive book hangover thanks to Viper! I can't believe that, despite owning this book for a year, I hadn't re... READ MORE
snailycanflyy
Isles of Storm and Sorrow: Viper
YA fantasy with a twist
To start with I was worried it would be a typical, cliche, YA fantasy novel and in a way it was BUT I loved it. It has all the workings of a typical story:... READ MORE
Louisa
Isles of Storm and Sorrow: Viper
Swashbuckling fantasy fun
I am SO excited about UKYA fantasy this year – I feel like YA fantasy is really overlooked in British publishing, which is bizarre when you think about how... READ MORE
Sarah Corrigan