Of course Esofi’s mother, who is a fucking abusive bitch, enters the picture and stirs trouble. So, our main characters Esofi and Adale got married and are now in an established relationship and dealing with their dragon son and with the political repercussions of The Things That Happened in book one. Not to brag but I KNEW IT and I love seeing that I was right about the writer’s potential. I was so proud to see that the few minor issues I had with the first installment of this series were completely absent here. She has heard about Carinth and believes that she deserves custody of him due to her greater devotion to Talcia, Goddess of Magic.Īdale and Esofi have no intention of giving up their son, but Gaelle is impossible to reason with-and there’s no telling what lengths she’ll go to in order to get what she wants. Their peace is shattered when Esofi’s mother, Queen Gaelle of Rhodia, arrives in Birsgen. The princesses have a peaceful life together, preparing to become co-regents and raising their baby dragon, Carinth. It has been sixteen months since Princess Esofi arrived in Ieflaria, and eight since her marriage to Crown Princess Adale. I was sent this book as an advanced copy by the publisher via NetGalley for reviewing purposes, but all opinions are my own.
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