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Book-A-Like: The Queen of the Tearling & Sasha

Processed with MoldivThis week spirited royals take over our QBD Book-A-Like! Get ready for action, adventure..and maybe a little love…

Queen of the Tearling by Erika Johansen:
Her throne awaits . . . if she can live long enough to take it.
It was on her nineteenth birthday that the soldiers came for Kelsea Glynn. They’d come to escort her back to the place of her birth – and to ensure she survives long enough to be able to take possession of what is rightfully hers.
But like many nineteen-year-olds, Kelsea is unruly, has high principles and believes she knows better than her elders. Unlike many nineteen-year-olds, she is about to inherit a kingdom that is on its knees – corrupt, debauched and dangerous.
Kelsea will either become the most fearsome ruler the kingdom has ever known . . . or be dead within the week.

Sasha by Joel Shepherd:
Sasha turns her back on her regal heritage, forsakes the life she could have as the princess in a rich kingdom, and trains instead to be a powerful warrior, fighting for the good of the people her father commands. In the complex world of Lenayin loyalties, her defiant wilfulness is attracting the wrong kind of attention. Lenayin is a land almost divided by its two faiths: the Verenthane of the ruling classes and the pagan Goeren-yai, amongst whom Sasha now lives.
The Goeren-yai worship swordplay and honour and begin to see Sasha as the great spirit – the Synnich – who will unite them. But Sasha is still searching for what she believes and must choose her side carefully. When the Udalyn people – the symbol of Goeren-yai pride and courage – are attacked, Sasha will face her moment of testing. How will she act? Is she ready to lead? Can she be the saviour they need her to be?

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