The Treachery of Beautiful Things by Ruth Frances Long

The final book in the trilogy, A Darkness at the End was released September 2016. A Hollow in the Hills, the first sequel to A Crack in Everything, came out in September 2015. Long is now head librarian for a private specialized library of rare and unusual books. Along with writing, she is a librarian, working initially in the Co. Long has always been interested in fantasy, romance and ancient mysteries. in English Literature having also studied the History of Religions and Celtic Civilisation. Website: She is represented by Sallyanne Sweeney of Mulcahy Associates, London.Ruth Long is an Dublin-born writer of fantasy novels, novellas and short stories both for adults and in the young adult category. She lives in Ireland and works in a library of rare, unusual & occasionally crazy books. Winner of The European Science Fiction Society Spirit of Dedication Award For Best Author of Children's Science Fiction and Fantasy, 2015. She lives in Ireland and works in a library of rare, unusual Ruth Frances Long writes young adult fantasy such as The Treachery of Beautiful Things (Dial, 2012) and A Crack in Everything (O'Brien Press, 2014), the first in a trilogy set in the world of demons, angels and fairies that exists alongside our own in modern day Dublin, followed by A Hollow in the Hills (2015) and A Darkness at the End (2016).Īs Jessica Thorne she writes Fantasy/Space Opera for Bookouture - The Queen's Wing (2018), The Stone's Heart (2019, nominated for the RNA Fantasy Romantic Award 2020), Mageborn (2020) and Nightborn (2020). As Jessica Thorne she writes Fantasy/Space Opera for Bookouture - The Queen's Wing (2018), The Stone's Heart (2019, nominated for the RNA Fantasy Romantic Award 2020), Mageborn (2020) and Nightborn (2020). Ruth Frances Long writes young adult fantasy such as The Treachery of Beautiful Things (Dial, 2012) and A Crack in Everything (O'Brien Press, 2014), the first in a trilogy set in the world of demons, angels and fairies that exists alongside our own in modern day Dublin, followed by A Hollow in the Hills (2015) and A Darkness at the End (2016).

The Treachery of Beautiful Things by Ruth Frances Long