Diana Sweeney Books

Diana Sweeney crafts narratives imbued with a moral compass, frequently centering on female protagonists. Her work, which often explores themes of fantasy, coming-of-age, and romance, is designed to resonate with readers of all ages, though it particularly appeals to young adults. Through her storytelling, she aims to impart deeper lessons and explore the journeys of her characters. Sweeney approaches her writing with a dedication to creating engaging and meaningful tales.

Black Rose
228 pages
8 hours of reading
4.5(2)Add rating
Princess Wilhelmina Diamante, by birthright, should be the next queen of Aridale, but instead her younger sister, Edolie, has been chosen as queen for reasons unknown to anyone but the king and queen. When Edolie's engagement to Prince Jerome of a neighboring kingdom is announced, Wilhelmina soon finds herself in a mist of secrets and lies. Things only get more complicated when Wilhelmina finds out that she is part of a curse and the only way to end it may cost her life.
The Minnow
256 pages
9 hours of reading
3.6(570)Add rating
Set against a backdrop of whimsy, the narrative explores the profound journey of coming-of-age while confronting the heart-wrenching realities of grief and loss. Through a blend of imaginative elements and emotional depth, the story captures the struggles and growth of its characters as they navigate the complexities of life and the impact of their experiences on their identities.

Black Rose

The Minnow