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A TANGLE OF GOLD

Jaclyn Moriarty

The thrilling conclusion to the critically-acclaimed The Colors of Madeleine Series.
In A TANGLE OF GOLD, the thrilling conclusion to The Colors of Madeleine series, Cello is in crisis. Princess Ko's deception of her people has emerged and the Kingdom is outraged; the Jagged Edge Elite have taken control, placing the Princess and two members of the RYA under arrest and ordering their execution; the King's attempts to negotiate their release have failed; Color storms are rampant; and nobody has heard the Cello wind blowing in months.

The story is told from the perspectives of Elliot, who has returned to Cello and is in hiding with a branch of the Hostiles; Keira, who is living under an assumed identity in Bonfire, the Farms; and Madeleine, desolate in a world without Cello or magic. Without knowing it, Madeleine and Elliot are on a collision course which will ultimately lead to their confrontation in Cello's mysterious Undisclosed Province.

Madeleine and Elliot must eventually learn the art of making gold, and, more importantly, how to disentangle, find the true threads, and weave them together again.

Jaclyn Moriarty is the internationally bestselling author of books including THE GHOSTS OF ASHBURY HIGH (US: Arthur Levine Books/Scholastic, June 2010, UK: Macmillan 2010, ANZ: Pan Macmillan 2009 under the title DREAMING OF AMELIA), and THE YEAR OF SECRET ASSIGNMENTS (US: Arthur Levine Books/Scholastic 2004, UK: Macmillan 2003, ANZ: Pan Macmillan, 2003). Jaclyn resides in Sydney with her son, Charlie.
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Published 2015-03-01 by Arthur Levine/Scholastic

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Published 2015-03-01 by Arthur Levine/Scholastic

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[a] stunning conclusion to the Colors of Madeleine series... a breathtaking climax that has metaphoric resonance far beyond the events of the tale.

A grand finale to a grand adventure, complete with truly startling revelations... Colorful and madcap, a veritable "whirlshine" of sparkle, with a side of tears: deeply satisfying, perfectly ended.

The trilogy is an alluring mix of fantasy, humor, coming-of-age, romance, history, mystery, and political intrigue; Moriarty bends (and blends) genres the way the good people of Nature Strip, in the Kingdom of Cello, bend Colors. Just one question is left hanging: what will this remarkable author come up with next?

AUS / NZ: Macmillan, UK: Walker