About the Author

Rebecca Ross writes fantasy novels for teens and adults. She lives in the Appalachian foothills of Northeast Georgia with her husband, a lively Australian Shepherd, and an endless pile of books. When not writing, she can be found reading or in her garden, where she grows wildflowers and story ideas. Find her on Instagram @beccajross.

Reviews

"An exquisitely beautiful, heartfelt tale of magic, love, and family. Ross's masterful storytelling kept me enthralled from the very beginning to the perfectly rendered ending. And yet I find myself wanting more time with these fierce and inspiring pair of sisters." -- Mindee Arnett, author of Onyx and Ivory"Lyrical and limned with magic, Sisters of Sword and Song is a gorgeously crafted alchemy of gods, mages, and a lush world you will wish was real." -- Heather Lyons, author of The Collectors' Society"A beautifully-crafted story of sacrifice, growth, and redemption, with the fierce bond between sisters at its heart." -- Elly Blake, New York Times bestselling author of the Frostblood Series"I adored this magical story about the unbreakable bond between sisters." -- Kristen Ciccarelli, internationally bestselling author of The Last Namsara"Sisters of Sword and Song is an intimate portrait of sisterhood and the feminine spirit. Ross's delicate prose paints strong, yet vulnerable characters in Evadne and Halcyon that will capture readers from the start." -- Adrienne Young, New York Times bestselling author of Sky in the Deep"Classical heroism in a magical antiquity makes for a fresh read." -- Kirkus Reviews"An immersive new fantasy that readers will want to curl up with. Will fascinate and draw in both fantasy readers and mythology lovers alike. This lyrical novel will have an eager, built-in audience in fans of "The Queen's Rising" duology and will find new readers for Ross as well." -- School Library Journal (starred review)"Ross' heroic epic is vividly inspired by ancient Greece, down to its poetic language...it revels in intricate plotting, political intrigue, and fascinating divinity-based magic." -- Booklist"The story feels like a myth itself, with an emphasis on family dynamics and Herculean trials with some clever twists, including the innovative magic system...Fans of strong world building will appreciate Ross' fond, meandering development, and fans of slow burn romances will likely swoon." -- Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books