Zara del Amanecer's purpose in life is to do her duty, whether as a noble or a scout. She never shirks her responsibilities, especially with...
Zara del Amanecer's purpose in life is to do her duty, whether as a noble or a scout. She never shirks her responsibilities, especially with missions as simple as this one: to reconnoiter the border with the Firellian Empire and report anything suspicious. Easily done, even with a new recruit conscripted from prison. Never mind that Veronique the thief ignites unfamiliar feelings in Zara, from furious loathing to overwhelming desire.
Roni can't stop imagining how passionate Zara would be if she thought less about duty, or even if she cared more about survival. Because the Firellians have a new magical weapon no one suspected, and they're not about to let anyone who's seen it get out alive. In the sights of an empire planning invasion, Zara and Roni's principles might not be the only things sacrificed.
Book 2 in the Sisters of Sarras Trilogy
Author: Barbara Ann Wright
Publisher: Bold Strokes Books
Published: 11/16/2021
Pages: 290
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.82lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.65d
ISBN: 9781635559781
Review Citation(s): Publishers Weekly 10/18/2021
About the AuthorWright, Barbara Ann: - Barbara Ann Wright writes fantasy and science fiction novels when not ranting on her blog. She has been a finalist in the Foreword Review Book of the Year Awards, the Goldie Awards, and the Lambda Literary Awards. The Pyramid Waltz was one of Tor.com's Reviewer's Choice books of 2012, made BookRiot's 100 Must-Read Sci-Fi Fantasy Novels By Female Authors, and won the 2013 Rainbow Award for Best Lesbian Fantasy. A Kingdom Lost won the 2014 Rainbow Award for Best Lesbian Fantasy Romance, while Thrall: Beyond Gold and Glory won the 2016 Rainbow Award for Best Lesbian Fantasy Romance. She'd love to hear from you on her blog (www.barbaraannwright.wordpress.com), Facebook (www.facebook.com/zendragandt), or Twitter (@zendragandt). Send her an email at zendragreatandterrible@gmail.com.
