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Claire Legrand


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Claire Legrand used to be a musician until she realized she couldn't stop thinking about the stories in her head. Now a writer, Ms. Legrand can often be found typing with purpose at her keyboard, losing herself in the stacks at her local library, or embarking upon spontaneous adventures to lands unknown. Claire lives in New Jersey with a dragon and two cat.
 


Genres: Young Adult Fantasy, Paranormal Romance, Children's Fiction
 
New and upcoming books
Series
Winterspell
   0.5. Summerfall (2014)
   1. Winterspell (2014)
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Foxheart
   1. Foxheart (2016)
   2. Thornlight (2021)
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Empirium Trilogy
   1. Furyborn (2018)
   2. Kingsbane (2019)
   3. Lightbringer (2020)
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Novels
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Collections
   The Cabinet of Curiosities (2014) (with others)
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Books containing stories by Claire Legrand
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Been There, Done That (2015)
Writing Stories from Real Life
edited by
Mike Winchell

Award nominations
2019 Dragon Award for Best Young Adult / Middle Grade Novel (nominee) : Sawkill Girls
2018 Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in a Young Adult Novel (nominee) : Sawkill Girls
2017 Edgar Award for Best Juvenile (nominee) : Some Kind of Happiness


Claire Legrand recommends
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A Deadly Endeavor (2024)
(Deadly Twenties Mystery, book 1)
Jenny Adams
"Sparkling prose, deft plotting, a vivid setting, and a captivating mystery are brilliant feathers in A Deadly Endeavor's stylish cap, but the charming, complex characters elevate it to a bona fide knockout. Adams has crafted real gems in the heartbroken yet irrepressible duo of Edie Shippen and Gilbert Lawless, whose chemistry crackles like fireworks. This book is an utter delight."
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Medea (2024)
Eilish Quin
"With rich prose, vivid imagery, and a voice of singular compassion, Eilish Quin tells the story of Medea, a remarkable woman whose lonely childhood and innate curiosity led her down unthinkably catastrophic paths. Quin's telling is clear-eyed but tender, and explores questions of power, sacrifice, and what it means to be a woman in a world ruled by men. A haunting, deeply moving tale that I won't soon forget."
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Pillar of Ash (2024)
(Hall of Smoke, book 4)
H M Long
"Utterly entralling, and a world I loved getting lost in."

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