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Newt’s Emerald

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Newt's Emerald

It’s her eighteenth birthday, and Lady Truthful Newington – nicknamed ‘Newt’ – is dreaming of her debut in London, where the streets are filled with eligible young men and magic. Coming of age, she is also to inherit the Newington Emerald, a dazzling gem of mysterious power, last worn by her late mother. When the Emerald is stolen in a magic-infused storm, Newt will do anything to recover it – even disguise herself as a man and ally with the handsome-but-insufferable Major Harnett, who professes to despise womankind and harbours secrets of his own. The two are quickly swept into a perilous adventure, filled with sinister fey and shocking reveals, in which grand balls and witty banter mix with daring escapes and deadly curses – for they discover the Emerald is at the heart of a nefarious plot that leads all the way to the Prince Regent!

As Newt and Harnett battle enemies of the realm, each realises there is more to the other than meets the eye: despite mutual disdain and mortal danger, could they actually be falling in love?

In Newt’s Emerald, bestselling author Garth Nix shares his own love for the Regency romantasy genre in a charmed world where everyone has something to hide.

Type Of BookAustralian Novel
FormatPaperback
Age14+
ISBN9781761182990
Published14/04/2026
Price Per CopyRRP $19.99
1–9 copies$17.99
10–19 copies$16.99
20+ copies$15.99
New Release/Due JulyWe have stocks of this title on order, however it has not yet been published. The month of release is shown and it will be supplied to you once released by the publishers.
Total (inc GST)$17.99

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Garth Nix

Garth Nix was born in Melbourne on a Saturday, and got married on a Saturday to his publisher wife, Anna. So Saturday is a good day. He used to write on a Sunday, because over the years he had a number of day jobs – as bookseller, editor, PR consultant, literary agent – that nearly always started on a Monday (and far too early). Tuesday often brings luck – like the news that Abhorsen had hit The New York Times best-seller list. When Garth was in the Australian Army Reserve, Wednesday was training night. Thursday is memorable, because that’s when his son, Tom, was born. Now that Garth is a full-time writer, Friday is less important than it used to be as the end of the working week. On any day, Garth may generally be found near Coogee Beach, in Sydney, where he and his family live.

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