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Becca Fitzpatrick started the saga after signing up for an online writing class. It took four years and several rejection letters before the first book came out in 2009.
source ↗Kirkus called it a thrilling debut with an attention-grabbing cover and pointed it at Twilight readers. The same review found the ending rushed.
source ↗The book reached No. 10 on the New York Times best seller list. Rights to the saga sold in 13 countries.
source ↗In 2011, Sea Lion Books put out a graphic novel of this book, drawn by Jennyson Rosero. The author shared early art with readers, and some designs changed based on their feedback.
source ↗Cheshvan shows up in this book, a calendar month that matters to the fallen angels' rules. It comes back later in the saga.
source ↗Her editor didn't like the first draft, so Fitzpatrick rewrote the whole book from the start.
source ↗Nora and Patch talking through dreams was her editor's idea, not the author's.
source ↗Crescendo came out October 19, 2010, spent ten weeks on the New York Times best seller list and made YALSA's 2011 Teens' Top Ten, voted by teen readers.
source ↗A letter tells Nora the Black Hand killed her father. Hold on to that name: its story doesn't end in this book.
source ↗The third book was announced as Tempest before it became Silence.
source ↗The saga was first sold as a trilogy, with this book as the ending. Fitzpatrick changed her mind and wrote a fourth.
source ↗Silence was up for two 2011 Goodreads Choice Awards, including young adult fantasy and science fiction.
source ↗Nora meets a guy called Jev who saves her from an attack. Watch how he talks to her.
source ↗Finale exists because the author wanted a story set during Cheshvan and fans kept asking for a fourth book.
source ↗Simon & Schuster published Finale in hardcover on October 23, 2012, three years after the first book.
source ↗Film rights were bought in 2012 and lapsed in 2014. A movie got the green light in 2021, with Liana Liberato and Wolfgang Novogratz as Nora and Patch, but it still hasn't been shot.
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