Trust and political truth
Bryn’s search leads towards a hidden truth about the Kanin kingdom, while she is unsure which allies or motives are reliable.
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Amanda Hocking - Author
A fantasy sequel driven by investigation and uncertainty: Bryn pursues a missing queen, confronts complicated truths and becomes a murder suspect. Romance matters, but the central pull is discovering whom she can trust as danger gathers around her kingdom.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA fantasy sequel driven by investigation and uncertainty: Bryn pursues a missing queen, confronts complicated truths and becomes a murder suspect. Romance matters, but the central pull is discovering whom she can trust as danger gathers around her kingdom.
Bryn’s search leads towards a hidden truth about the Kanin kingdom, while she is unsure which allies or motives are reliable.
Bryn is half Skojare and enters their world while trying to find the missing queen, giving her an opportunity to learn about a lost part of her heritage.
Bryn’s attraction to her boss, Ridley, develops while she continues a dangerous mission and faces uncertainty about her kingdom.
The story includes a murder accusation, a missing royal figure, threats from a brutal enemy and preparations for war. Romantic attraction becomes more complicated, while the ending leaves important answers for the final book.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: some draft conclusions still depend on unresolved evidence.
Anything not established here remains open; it is not being treated as absent or safe.