Of Darkness and Crowns

SALE 2.99! -- Will revert back to regular price of 3.99 soon New Adult Dark Fantasy - intended for readers 17 and up. The moon goddess has taken up residency within Prince Caben, darkening his mind and soul. Now he hunts the very women he sacrificed his life to save, his conflicting desires for love and power raging a battle within him. Kaliope possesses the key to setting Bale free, and Caben will stop at nothing to see his goddess restored. Even if that means destroying the kingdom he's sworn to protect, and the infuriating woman who torments his thoughts. Kaliope, now the leader to the newly formed Nactue Guard, has vowed to save Caben. But with a traitor lurking among her people, and powers she's unable to fully control, Kaliope's mission becomes shrouded with doubt. Her new role as watcher over Caben's kingdom brings a burden she's unable to bear alone, and appointing the right person in charge of the prince's affairs has turned a kingdom against the Nactue leader. Saving her stubborn, willful prince from the darkness overtaking him will be the battle of her life, and she needs people she can trust by her side. But bad blood between members of the Nactue obscure Kaliope's journey, while her feelings for Caben cloud her judgment. When the time comes to do what she must to destroy the goddess of madness, will she be able to if it means losing Caben forever? Book two of the Goddess Wars is told in dual point of view from Kaliope and Caben.ReviewThe pages flow freely as I enjoyed the unpredictable story. That is one of the things I love best about fantasy, it's harder to predict. Anything can happen and it does in this book. The ending had me begging for book two, Of Darkness and Crowns (on Of Silver and Beasts) -- Valerie, Stuck in Books From the AuthorFrom an early age, Trisha Wolfe dreamed up fantasy worlds and characters and was accused of talking to herself. Today, she lives in South Carolina with her family and writes full time, using her fantasy worlds as an excuse to continue talking to herself. For more information on Trisha Wolfe and her works, please visit: TrishaWolfe.com dpgroup.org