The Curse of Saints
The Spellbinding No 2 Sunday Times Bestseller
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- 37,99 zł
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- 37,99 zł
Publisher Description
** THE INSTANT NO. 2 SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER AND A ROMANTASY NOVEL TO FALL IN LOVE WITH **
'I wish I could read it again for the first time. Absolutely breathtaking' 5***** READER REVIEW
' I am obsessed' 5***** READER REVIEW
'I was immediately hooked' 5***** READER REVIEW
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THE SPELLBINDING FANTASY DEBUT THAT EVERYONE HAS BEEN TALKING ABOUT!
Has she been sent to save the realm or destroy it?
As Spymaster to the Queen, Aya's blood oath ensures she protect those she fights alongside - including Will, the Queen's Enforcer and Aya's bitter rival.
When rumours of a rise in dark magic spreading in a nearby kingdom, both are sent to investigate.
But when Aya's power acts beyond her gods-given affinity, she risks being turned into a weapon in a war she doesn't know how to win.
And when her relationship with Will unexpectedly shifts, neither know the danger that will follow . . .
Tropes/themes:
1. Enemies to lovers
2. Forced Proximity
3. Morally grey characters
4. He falls first
5. Slow burn
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‘For fans hungry for a stabby heroine . . . they'll likely adore Aya . . . ‘ Buzzfeed
‘Perfect for enemies to lovers fans . . . with a vast detailed world’ Frances White, author of Voyage of the Damned
Included in 'The best new books out in May 2023' Cosmopolitan
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Number 2 Sunday Times bestseller, May 2023
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
A queen's lethal spy discovers dark magic in Dramis's dense and befuddling romantasy debut and series launch. Aya's sharp operative skills and devotion to her kingdom, Tala, has earned her the rank of the Queen's Third, a role she loves even though it means she must fight alongside her archrival, Will. Then Kakos, the continent's "ostracized southern kingdom," invades Tala, and in the ensuing skirmish Aya reacts instinctively in a moment of desperation, unleashing dangerous magic she didn't know she possessed. When the queen learns of her power, she sends Aya and Will to the Western Kingdom, Trahir, to hone Aya's skills and become Tala's greatest weapon. War is still brewing and relations with Trahir are shaky at best, so Aya and Will must tread carefully if they are going to make it out alive. Dramis's expansive world is challenging to grasp, with both a byzantine magic system and intricate political scheming to untangle. The enemies-to-lovers romance between Will and Aya, meanwhile, suffers from a lack of chemistry, making it difficult to believe both their animosity and their eventual love. Readers will hope for more cohesion in book two.
