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j y yang

Bite-size Books: The Ascent to Godhood

Book cover: The Ascent to Godhood - J Y Yang (a person robed and throned, stylized)The Protector is dead. The Machinists are rejoicing – except one. Lady Han is a legend, a fierce leader who took the resistance and made it a force to reckon with. But Hekate has been the centre of her life since she was a girl…

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September 27, 2019 Bite-size Books, Reviews

Bite-size Books: The Descent of Monsters

Book cover: The Descent of Monsters - JY Yang (a person in red robes and braids in an epic post standing on a dragon)After a slaughter at a remote research institute, Tensor Chuwan Sariman is assigned to find out what really happened. But her investigation is stymied at every turn – by the Tensorate itself. What were they really studying? What do the authorities have to hide?

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December 14, 2018 Bite-size Books, Reviews

Bite-sized Books: The Red Threads of Fortune

Book cover: The Red Threads of Fortune - J Y YangIn the wake of tragedy, Mokoya the former seeress has abandoned her family and joined a mercenary group who hunt naga. Stalked by grief, she struggles to care about Akeha’s concerns or the slow-burning rebellion. But even in the outer marches of the Protectorate, there are causes worth dying for.

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March 16, 2018 2018 Nominees, Bite-size Books, Reviews

Bite-sized Books: The Black Tides of Heaven

Book cover: The Black Tides of Heaven - J Y YangAkeha and Mokoya are the twin children of the Protector, sold to the Grand Monastery in exchange for military support. But Mokoya is a prophet, a resource too valuable for their mother to let go, while Akeha has the heart of a rebel. In a country ruled by fear, can they find peace for themselves – let alone for the rest of their people?

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February 16, 2018 2018 Nominees, Bite-size Books, Reviews

Bite-size Books: Secondhand Bodies

Agatha is plump, her swelling belly a cause for mockery within her unpleasant family. Agatha is also rich and well-connected; she can buy a new one and sell hers on, jiggles and all. But when she sees her buyer, her desires change… J Y Yang’s Secondhand Bodies takes an unflinching look at toxic relationships and the arrogance of privilege.

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July 15, 2016 Bite-size Books, Reviews
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