Praise for Our Lady of Battles:
“Extraordinary. Simply, Slatter cast a spell over me with her elegant, knife-sharp prose, staggering twists and secrets, and especially a complex and nuanced protagonist who is smart, compassionate, and heroic. Our Lady of Battles shines at every jaw-dropping turn.”
Mary Pearson, New York Times bestselling author of The Courting of Bristol Keats
“A seething cauldron of dark magic brilliance, this is Slatter at her witchy best.”
C.J. Cooke, internationally bestselling author of The Lighthouse Witches
“A.G. Slatter’s Our Lady of Battles is a wholly original fantasy following a worthy heroine on her quest to secure a lost kingdom for an ancient royal lineage. Rich with lore and full of magic, count on unexpected twists that will leave you breathless from beginning to end. Slatter writes worlds I want to disappear into, and this one is an exhilarating triumph!”
Ava Morgyn, USA Today bestselling author of The Bane Witch
“Bloody, brilliant, beautiful. Each instalment in the Sourdough universe is a new treasure. A.G. Slatter’s books just keep getting better and better.”
Genevieve Gornichec, national bestselling author of The Witch’s Heart
Praise for A.G. Slatter:
“Angela plays by her own rules. She’s fantastic”
Hilarie Burton-Morgan, actress and author of Grimoire Girl
“Given the wicked elegance with which A.G. Slatter traverses the glens of folklore, one can’t help wonder if she might just be a changeling, herself.”
GennaRose Nethercott, author of Thistlefoot and Fifty Beasts to Break Your Heart
“No one does gothic fairytales like A.G. Slatter.”
Genevieve Gornichec, author of The Witch’s Heart and The Weaver and the Witch Queen
“Angela is simply one of the best contemporary writers of fiction, regardless of genre… the craft, the passion for narrative, and the foregrounding of strong, smart, singular women. More, please.”
Ian Mond, Locus