Suitor Armor: Volume 2 [A Graphic Novel] - by Purpah (Hardcover)

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Book Synopsis

Lucia has just begun her exciting mage apprenticeship with Norrix, finally tapping into her innate capabilities as a magical being, and she sets off to find her fellow fairy Quinn who is captured within the kingdom's dungeons. While trying to free her, she discovers a shocking secret about the fairy-human war that spirals into a series of mistrustful encounters with the people around her. Building off of Modeus's newfound ability to speak, Lucia continues to teach him about the world and help develop his sentience. However, as their relationship deepens, the two must grapple with the true violent purpose for his existence...

In this second volume, Norrix's complicated past is revealed, the connection between Lady Kirsi and King Reimund blossoms, and the darker side of Lucia's journey to magical discovery rears its head. Complete with original behind-the-scenes content and a bonus storyline exclusive to the book, this second volume includes episodes 18-38 of the greatly successful Webtoon webcomic.

Review Quotes

"Come for the pun-tastic title, stay for the story of a lady in waiting and the enchanted suit of armor who loves her."--Buzzfeed

"The overall artwork by Purpah is magical and stunning. Their art does an incredible job transporting readers into their magical world that is divided between humans and fairies . . . a captivating fantasy romance that centers around magic and fantastical beings."--Comic Book Resources

"A cozy romantasy world of knights, fairies, pixies, and wizards . . . it's easy to fall under Purpah's sweet spell."--Publishers Weekly

"Quirky romantasy fans, rejoice: nothing says odd couple like a disguised fairy and a sentient suit of armor . . . the setup of this story will leave readers clamoring for the next volume."--Booklist, starred review

"Readers will flock to this graphic novel, especially fans of Webtoons, romantasy, secret identities, and ladies who are stronger than they look."--School Library Journal, starred review

"The art in this graphic novel intertwines flawlessly with the text to create action and emotion . . . a sweet, slow romance."--Shelf Awareness

"The series tackles themes of discrimination, using its fantasy setting to explore social issues thoughtfully."--Bleeding Cool

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