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A fast-paced fantasy set in an intricate world of romance, magic and betrayal.You are the master of your Gift.
You are the master of yourself.
No one can take that away.
No matter how they try...
Born the daughter of the Red Kingdom's King, and raised in exile as a huntress in the Green Kingdom, Anne-Mihielle has been forced to fight for everything she has. But when death visits the Red Kingdom, and a crisis of succession is triggered, her past comes calling.
Determined to ignore her half-sister's impassioned plea for her return, Mihi's hand is forced when her time jumping Gift is exposed. Now, the hunter becomes the hunted, and Mihi's flight sets her on a collision course with an exiled duke who will test her every limit, a storm that will destroy everything she holds dear, and a mistake that will unleash a force that threatens to crumble not just hers, but everykingdom...
Readers LOVE Lilly Inkwood:'Kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time' 真真真真真
'Filled with magic, deceit, and intrigue ... Game of Thrones style back-stabbing' 真真真真真
'Having recently become a fan of fantasy books and must say this is the best one I have read so far ... definitely a five star fantasy' 真真真真真
'The story pulled me into it's world ... Just when you think you have worked out who is working with who and what their intentions are you are proved wrong' 真真真真真
'Inkwood has a great writing style and I'm so glad I got to read this' 真真真真真
'Loved the characters and the plot kept me hooked!' 真真真真真
Info autore
Lilly Inkwood always wanted to write books, ever since she penned (literally, with a pen) her dozen-page long 'novel' in fifth grade. It just took her much too long to realise that she loves fantasy, above all things.
She also writes historical fiction as Patricia Adrian. Her novel The Bletchley Women is a USA Today Bestseller.
Lilly's interests also include history (especially women in history), skulking around social media for much longer than she should, and reading, particularly when she's on a tight deadline and should be writing instead. She lives in Germany.
