Publication Date: April 2016
Synopsis:
Queen Eleanor’s gambit worked. Aemogen, for now, has been spared from the ruthless Imirillian army. But Eleanor is still a captive, and Prince Basal is taking her into the North. As Eleanor is swept through the deserts of Imirillia to the magnificent city of Zarbadast, she begins to understand the contradictions Basal must negotiate beneath the reign of the sadistic Emperor Shaamil.
Having returned home, Prince Basal again finds himself at war with his own conscience. Under the scrutiny of his father, the pressure of his brothers, and a fierce loyalty to his own people, Basal doubts his ability to fulfill his impossible promise to Aedon: to help Eleanor escape.
What To Expect:
This is the second book in a fantasy series – The Books of Imirillia, continuing on from a cliff hanger ending in book one. This book travels across the world and sets up new challenges for the characters. Characters are well-developed, world is fantastically built, adventure, trials, danger and more…
Content Warnings:
Language: Mild
Sexual Content: Clean
Violence: Heavy – War, kidnapping, manipulation & threats, murder, death, tyrannical leadership, abusive parent
Substance Use: Mild
Prejudices: Sexism, prejudice between countries in this made up world
Religious Themes: The country has it’s own religion and is practiced by a main character with devotion
Other Topics: Multiple wives, slavery
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