Between Flowers and Bones
The Restorationists, Book 2
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Between Flowers and Bones
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Narrated by:
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Jennifer Jill Araya
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Written by:
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Carolyn Leiloglou
About this listen
In a world where paintings become portals and adventure lurks behind every canvas, the young Restorationists discover that every Gift was made to fight the darkness in the second novel of the thrilling series from the award-winning author of Beneath the Swirling Sky.
“Plenty of fast-paced action [with] a gentle feel . . . a sweet and thoroughly researched story with a firm moral grounding.”—Kirkus Reviews
Twelve-year-old Georgia assumed she would one day be the last Restorationist protecting art from evil forces. So she was thrilled when her cousin Vincent finally joined the family calling.
But Vincent’s flashier Gift makes Georgia feel like a sidekick rather than a hero. And things only get more complicated and perilous after he willingly steps into the heart of danger.
Will the remnants of the Restorationists’ society fracture under the pressure of the Distortionists’ schemes? Or is Georgia’s Gift really enough to rescue her family, the art world, the Restorationists—and ultimately save the day?
©2024 Carolyn Leiloglou (P)2024 Listening LibraryWhat the critics say
“Masterfully blends fantastical feats with poignant life lessons in this heartfelt exploration of identity and belonging. A charming addition to any young reader's bookshelf!”—Ambre Sautter, founder of Reshelving Alexandria and host of the Stories from the Ashes podcast
“Carolyn Leiloglou has done it again! Families will be delighted and inspired to read this book together—then go visit some museums or pick up a paintbrush!”—J.D. Peabody, author of The Inkwell Chronicles series
“Plenty of fast-paced action [with] a gentle feel . . . A sweet and thoroughly researched story with a firm moral grounding.”—Kirkus Reviews