Skindancer · #3
Liquid Fire
Magical tattoo artist Dakota Frost is back — fighting a fire that may burn down the world.
For millennia, ancient factions of wizards have closely guarded the secrets of liquid fire — distilled from the blood of dragons and the magical key
to unbelievably powerful spells.
Now, Dakota’s flirtation with a
fireweaver while visiting San Francisco engulfs her in a magical feud.
Forced to defend herself with her masterwork, a powerful dragon tattoo,
Dakota becomes the target of superstitious magicians who believe she’s
summoned the spirit of a dragon... the first step in an incredibly
dangerous spell that could create more liquid fire.
Soon, Dakota
finds herself caught in a magical battle between ageless wizards
desperate to seize the rapidly dwindling supply of liquid fire and
fireweaver terrorists who’ll stop at nothing to keep every last drop of
it for themselves.
Even if that means killing Dakota.
The
race is on to find the truth about liquid fire, the secret behind
Dakota’s magic tattoos, and the message hidden in the fireweaver’s
secret codes — before the world goes up in flames.
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The Skindancer series is a series of urban fantasy books about Dakota Frost, a "skindancer" - a magical tattoo artist who can create tattoos that come to life.
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In Dakota's world, magic, long suppressed by its own practicioners, burst out into the open when it was picked up by the counterculture movement of the 1960's.
Now, magic is alive in an alternative culture called the Edgeworld, and Edgeworlders like Dakota apply equal parts skepticism, magic and attitude to navigate the line where magic and reality meet.
Each book in the series highlights a new form of magic based on alternative culture practices like tattooing, graffiti or firespinning, and each highlights a new supernatural creature like werewolves, vampires and dragons.
The Skindancer series starts with Frost Moon, a period piece set in late 2006 in an Atlanta not entirely unlike our own...
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