Lady Henterman's Wardrobe - (Streets of Maradaine) by Marshall Ryan Maresca (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>Mixing high fantasy and urban fantasy, the second novel of the Streets of Maradaine series follows the Rynax brothers' crew of outlaws as they attempt their biggest heist yet and restore justice to the common people. Original.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><b>Mixing high fantasy and urban fantasy, the second novel of the Streets of Maradaine series follows the Rynax brothers' crew of outlaws as they attempt their biggest heist yet and restore justice to the common people.</b> <p/>The neighborhood of North Seleth has suffered--and not just the Holver Alley Fire. Poverty and marginalization are forcing people out of the neighborhood, and violence on the streets is getting worse. Only the Rynax brothers--Asti and Verci--and their Holver Alley Crew are fighting for the common people. They've taken care of the people who actually burned down Holver Alley, but they're still looking for the moneyed interests behind the fire. <p/>The trail of breadcrumbs leads the crew to Lord Henterman, and they plan to infiltrate the noble's house on the other side of the city. While the crew tries to penetrate the heart of the house, the worst elements of North Seleth seem to be uniting under a mysterious new leader. With the crew's attention divided, Asti discovers that the secrets behind the fire, including ones from his past, might be found in Lady Henterman's wardrobe.<p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br>Praise for the Maradaine universe: <p/>"Maresca's debut is <b>smart, fast, and engaging fantasy crime</b> in the mold of Brent Weeks and Harry Harrison. Just perfect." --Kat Richardson, national bestselling author of <i>Revenant</i> <p/>"Veranix is Batman, if Batman were a teenager and magically talented.... <b>Action, adventure, and magic in a school setting</b> will appeal to those who love <i>Harry Potter</i> and Patrick Rothfuss' <i>The Name of the Wind</i>." ―<i>Library Journal </i>(starred) <p/>Marshall Ryan Maresca is some kind of mad genius.... <b>Not since Terry Pratchett's Ankh Morpork</b> have we enjoyed exploring every angle of an invented locale quite this much. --B&N Sci-fi & Fantasy Blog <p/>Another exceptional book from MRM and adds yet another layer of vibrancy and depth to the ever expanding city of Maradaine. <i>The Holver Alley Crew</i> will <b>appeal to fans of Scott Lynch or Leigh Bardugo's <i>Six of Crows</i></b>. ―Powder & Page <p/>"Take the <b>caped avenger of Batman, the teenage-superhero angst of Spiderman</b>, the street-gang bravado of <i>West Side Story</i>, and toss in the magic of <i>Harry Potter</i>, and what have you got? Marshall Ryan Maresca's <i>The Thorn of Dentonhill</i>." --Kings River Life Magazine <p/>"Maresca brings the whole package, complete and well-constructed. If you're looking for something fun and adventurous for your next fantasy read, look no further than <i>The Thorn of Dentonhill</i>, <b>an incredible start to a new series</b>, from an author who is clearly on his way to great things." --Bibliosanctum <p/>Not many books make me want to jump inside the pages and live among the characters. <i>The Holver Alley Crew</i> was <b>an addicting read</b>. --Night Owl Reviews (top pick) <p/>"<i>The Thorn of Dentonhill</i> was <b>a fast-paced read with action from start to finish</b>. I loved every minute of it." --Short and Sweet Reviews <p/>"<b>Definitely</b> <b>a fun read</b>, and one classic fantasy fans will likely enjoy." --Bibliotropic <p/>"So much of it is <b>terribly exciting and fun</b>.... What I really liked about the ending was how it set up relationships and possibilities for the next book (which I definitely plan on reading)." --Tenacious Reader<br><p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><b>Marshall Ryan Maresca</b> grew up in upstate New York and studied film and video production at Penn State. His work has appeared in <i>Norton Anthology of Hint Fiction</i> and Rick Klaw's anthology <i>Rayguns Over Texas</i>. He also has had several short plays produced and has worked as a stage actor, a theatrical director and an amateur chef.
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