Lykke Guanio-Uluru is Assistant Professor of Literature at Bergen University College, Norway, and has taught MA courses in Fantasy Literature and Literary Theory at the University of Oslo, Norway. Professional affiliations include the Nordic Network of Narrative Studies, the Ethics Programme at UiO, and DiGRA.

"This review has barely skimmed the staggering range of ethical considerations advanced with extraordinary care and detail by Guanio-Uluru in this valuable book ... . She has shown that the relationship between ethics and form exhibits astonishing interpretive complexity, in a splendid book that will amply repay many rereadings." (Claudia Mills, Children Literature Association Quarterly, Vol. 41 (3), Fall, 2016)

• 1. Introduction PART I: QUEST FANTASY2. Ethics and Form in The Lord of the Rings 3. Ethics and Form in Harry Potter 4. Ethics and Form in the Quest-fantasy PART II: PARANORMAL ROMANCE5. Ethics and Form in Twilight 6. Comparisons and Conclusion ConclusionNotes Bibliography