Books matching: medieval inspired kingdom
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Save:"His Forsaken Bride" in the Vawdrey Brothers series by Alice Coldbreath follows the story of Fenella, a simple country lady who is cruelly divorced by her husband and then rescued by Oswald, the spymaster and chief advisor to the king. Despite their unconventional match, as their relationship progresses, it becomes evident that they are indeed the perfect match, each complementing the other's flaws. The plot unfolds with intricate court intrigues, manipulations, and a slow-burn romance that challenges both characters to grow and face their pasts. The writing style of the book is described as having some issues with grammar and pacing, but the story itself is engaging and worth the read, with well-developed characters and a medieval setting in a fictional land.
This is a work of fiction and any names, characters, events or organisations are either a product of my imagination or used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events or people is purely coinciden...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Vawdrey Brothers ) - #2
Save:In 'Iron' by Lisette Marshall, readers are introduced to Tamar, the Queen of Redwood, who finds herself in a position of power after poisoning and killing her abusive husband, the King. As the story unfolds, we follow Tamar's journey of navigating the political drama of her kingdom while facing threats from various parties, including the assassin Runo, who is tasked with killing her. The book is filled with intrigue, romance, and twists, as Tamar and Runo engage in a deadly game of back and forth, eventually leading to unexpected feelings between them. The writing style captures the tension and drama of the characters' interactions, drawing readers into a world of secrets, vulnerability, and unexpected romance.
The plot of 'Iron' is well-rounded, featuring a mix of action-packed sequences, vulnerable conversations, and delightful banter between the characters. The author, Lisette Marshall, skillfully weaves a tale that keeps readers engaged, with well-developed characters like Tamar and Runo, who exhibit both flaws and vulnerability alongside a strong sense of determination. The book offers a mix of political intrigue, romance, and mystery, leaving readers eager to uncover what lies ahead in the next installment of the series.
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Save:"Kiss of a Demon King" in the series "Immortals After Dark" by Kresley Cole follows the story of Sabine, an immortal sorceress of illusions, who is fated to break the seal of the demon Rydstrom Woede. Sabine has her own plans for the future, aiming to use Rydstrom to get pregnant and take over the throne from her brother. Despite the initial intrigue, some readers found the characters to be one-dimensional and the plot forgettable. The story unfolds in the demon kingdom of Rothkalina, with a fantasy feel to it, described as well-crafted but lacking in interest for some.
This was one of the low points of his life, surrounded by strippers in a neon-lit Lore club. He was on edge in this ridiculous place, feeling like the worst hypocrite. If his ne’er-do-well brother fou...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Immortals After Dark ) - #4Princess of the Midnight BallBook 1 in the series:The Princesses of Westfalin Trilogy
Save:Princess of the Midnight Ball by Jessica Day George is a charming retelling of the classic fairy tale 'The Twelve Dancing Princesses'. The story follows Galen, a soldier returning home from war, who becomes entangled in the mystery of the twelve princesses who inexplicably wear out their dancing shoes every night. With elements of magic, curses, and bravery, the plot unfolds as Galen, aided by an invisibility cloak and his knitting skills, sets out to break the curse that plagues the princesses. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of suspense, emotion, and adventure, as the story is told from various perspectives, offering a fresh take on a beloved fairy tale.
Exhausted almost beyond the point of thought, Galen nevertheless kept moving forward, alone in the middle of the dusty road. In his head he sang the marching song of his old regiment, but his feet stu... - #5
Save:'White Horse Black Nights' in the series 'The Godkissed Bride' by author Evie Marceau follows the journey of Sabine, an unwilling bride, as she embarks on a perilous adventure to meet her betrothed. The book intricately weaves a tale of godskissed magic, enemies to lovers dynamics, and complex character relationships. Sabine's gift of speaking with animals adds a touch of whimsy to the story, while her interactions with characters like Rian and Basten reveal multilayered personalities and conflicting emotions. The writing style is described as succinct and colorful, bringing the world and characters to life in a captivating manner, making readers eager to dive deeper into the series.
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Save:The Pariah by Anthony Ryan follows the story of Alwyn Scribe, an illegitimate son who finds himself in the company of outlaws after a dramatic betrayal changes his life trajectory. As Alwyn grows and learns among the lowest of society, his journey takes him on a path of revenge, transformation, and self-discovery. Through vivid landscapes and intricate character development, the book delves into themes of intrigue, vengeance, and the slow progression of Alwyn from a nobody to a legendary figure. The narrative style, chronicled by Alwyn himself, offers a personal and immediate connection to the protagonist, making the story immersive and engaging for readers.
Before killing a man, I always found it calming to regard the trees. Lying on my back in the long grass fringing the King’s Road and gazing at the green and brown matrix above, branches creaking and l... - #7
Save:King's Dragon, the first book in the Crown of Stars series by Kate Elliott, follows the intertwined fates of characters like Alain, Liath, and Sanglant in a fantasy world reminiscent of historical Europe but with added elements of magic and different fantasy races. The plot unfolds slowly, focusing on character development and world-building, with strong female characters and a mix of familiar fantasy tropes woven into a unique setting. The story is set in a kingdom torn by war, where the main characters, each with their own struggles and destinies, navigate through political intrigue, magic, and personal growth.
In the northernmost reaches of the North Mark of Wendar lay a cluster of hamlets and villages known as Heart’s Rest. The people here spoke a peculiar dialect of Wendish flavored with odd words and unc...
