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Gemma Smythe dedicated her life to the glory of battle. With her fellow War Monks, she worshipped the war gods, rained destruction on her enemies, and raised the dead when the fancy took her. Until her sister Keeley became the prophesied Blacksmith Queen, and Gemma broke faith with her order to journey to the Amichai Mountain and fight by Keeley’s side. The Amichai warriors are an unruly, never-to-be-tamed lot, especially their leader-in-waiting, Quinn. But when the War Monks declare support for Gemma’s ruthless younger sister Beatrix, the immaturity of her key ally is the least of Gemma’s problems. She has to get to the grand masters, dispel their grudge against her, and persuade them to fight for Keeley and justice. If her conviction can’t sway them, perhaps Quinn’s irritating, irreverent, clearly unhinged, ferocity will win the day . . .
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The Princess Knight, Glynis Aiken
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- Released
- 2020
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- Title
- The Princess Knight
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Glynis Aiken
- Publisher
- Kensington Publishing
- Released
- 2020
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 352
- ISBN10
- 149672125X
- ISBN13
- 9781496721259
- Series
- The Scarred Earth Saga
- Tags
- Fiction, Fantasy, Family, Military Fiction, Magic, Wars, Supernatural Phenomena, Life, Romantasy, Mythical Creatures, Witches, Dragons, Intrigues, Fight, Sisters, Princesses, Help, Kingdom
- Rating
- 4.1 out of 5
- Description
- Gemma Smythe dedicated her life to the glory of battle. With her fellow War Monks, she worshipped the war gods, rained destruction on her enemies, and raised the dead when the fancy took her. Until her sister Keeley became the prophesied Blacksmith Queen, and Gemma broke faith with her order to journey to the Amichai Mountain and fight by Keeley’s side. The Amichai warriors are an unruly, never-to-be-tamed lot, especially their leader-in-waiting, Quinn. But when the War Monks declare support for Gemma’s ruthless younger sister Beatrix, the immaturity of her key ally is the least of Gemma’s problems. She has to get to the grand masters, dispel their grudge against her, and persuade them to fight for Keeley and justice. If her conviction can’t sway them, perhaps Quinn’s irritating, irreverent, clearly unhinged, ferocity will win the day . . .