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The Atlas Six

Olivie Blake, 2020

Fantasy Mystery, thriller & crimeContemporary fictionYoung adult

Six young magicians are offered a year inside a secret society guarding knowledge worth killing for, competing for five places.

Feels like curiosity, passion and unease. About ambition, power and friendship.

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The arithmetic of outliving an older sister.

Mercifully it was neither. For one thing, if Katherine were still alive, she wouldn’t be sixteen anymore. Libby had aged, somehow, beyond her older sister, and while the math remained impossible to grasp, it was an old wound by now. No longer fatal. More like picking at a scab.
Excerpt from The Atlas Six, Olivie Blake 2020. Quoted for discovery. Source Rights & removals

Olivie Blake.Olivie Blake is a pen name for Alexene Farol Follmuth; The Atlas Six was self-published in 2020 before BookTok turned it into a bestseller.

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Feels like curiosity, passion and unease. About ambition, power and friendship.
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If you liked The Atlas Six, try Vampire Academy (Richelle Mead), The Will of the Many (James Islington) and The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (Suzanne Collins).

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