The Queen's Bargain
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4.2 • 22 Ratings
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- $10.99
Publisher Description
POWER HAS A PRICE. SO DOES LOVE.
Return to the dark, sensual, and powerful world of the Black Jewels in this long-awaited new story in the New York Times bestselling fantasy saga.
After a youthful mistake, Lord Dillon's reputation is in tatters, leaving him vulnerable to aristo girls looking for a bit of fun. To restore his reputation and honor, he needs a handfast--a one-year contract of marriage. He sets his sights on Jillian, a young Eyrien witch from Ebon Rih, who he believes has only a flimsy connection to the noble society that spurned him. Unfortunately for Dillon, he is unaware of Jillian's true connections until he finds himself facing Lucivar Yaslana, the volatile Warlord Prince of Ebon Rih.
Meanwhile, Surreal SaDiablo's marriage is crumbling. Daemon Sadi, the Warlord Prince of Dhemlan, recognizes there is something wrong between him and Surreal, but he doesn't realize that his attempt to suppress his own nature in order to spare his wife is causing his mind to splinter. To save Daemon, and the Realm of Kaeleer if he breaks, help must be sought from someone who no longer exists in any of the Realms--the only Queen powerful enough to control Daemon Sadi. The Queen known as Witch.
As Jillian rides the winds of first love with Dillon, Daemon and Surreal struggle to survive the wounds of a marriage turned stormy--and Lucivar has to find a way to keep everyone in his family safe...even from each other.
Customer Reviews
Spoilers. It’s a book justifying sexually assault and pedophilia.
A really excellent book if you like reading about a young man who sexually assaults a minor and then it gets justified because he was hurt by his first love. Her family accepts it and says he wasn’t that bad even though he forced himself upon her and had to be made to stop with violence because the girl he was assaulting was terrified… later he kidnaps the minor and assaults her again and she stands up for her self but then her family makes excuses for him, especially when they find out he’s been conning and assaulting women all over as some sort of revenge.
Basically the whole book is an explanation of why sometimes it’s ok for men who’ve been hurt to assault women and children.