A Heart So Fierce and Broken

The alternating viewpoints let readers see two countries and their differing traditions, while the characters’ competing ideas of what is right make duty and peace more complicated than simple sides.

Rhen struggles with severe PTSD.

When Grey and Lia Mara face choices involving their countries and the people they care about, what seems to shape their decisions—and does your view of the right choice change?

As this is the second book in a series, consider whether a brief recap of the first would help with references to earlier characters and events. The opening may take a few chapters to gather momentum.