The Savior's Sister - Jenna Moreci

The Savior's Sister

By Jenna Moreci

  • Release Date: 2020-09-29
  • Genre: Fantasy
Score: 4
4
From 33 Ratings

Description

"The Savior's Sister is utterly unputdownable. It's compulsive, addictive, and mesmerizing. If you love romance, fantasy, and bloodshed, ignore your TBR pile, this is the only dark fantasy novel you need."

- Sacha Black, BESTSELLING Fantasy and nonfiction writing craft author 

In the thrilling companion to one of Book Depository's Best Books of All Time, experience the peril and heart-stopping romance through Leila's fresh perspective.

Leila Tūs Salvatíraas, Savior of Thessen and magical Queen of Her realm, is worshiped by all.

Except Her father. He wants Her dead.

The Sovereign's Tournament—a centuries-long tradition designed to select The Savior's husband—is days away, but Brontes's plan to overthrow his daughter ignites, shifting the objective of the competition from marriage to murder.

With the help of Her sisters and some unexpected allies, Leila must unravel Brontes's network and prevent Her own assassination. But as the body count rises, She learns the deception runs far deeper than She imagined.

When She finds Herself falling for one of the tournament competitors, Her father finds himself another target for murder.

Can Leila save Herself and Her beloved, or is their untimely end—and the corruption of Her realm—inevitable?

TRIGGER WARNINGS: This book contains graphic violence, sexual situations, physical abuse, adult language, and references to suicide.

Reviews

  • The Saviors Sister!

    5
    By Levi Red
    I thoroughly enjoyed this book; for what it was it was really awesome! I hope there’ll be a third in the series
  • Amazing

    5
    By CrazyLizardDemon16
    Loved it! Equally thrilling, funny, and captivating. This is one of the best female protagonists that I’ve read in a long time.
  • Disappointing

    2
    By karmarayne
    The first book was amazing and I couldn’t wait to read this one. But 90% of it was recapping the first one. The insight of leilas life and reasoning was good but could have been summed up faster and left more room for continuing the story. Very disappointing.

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