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The Worst of the Wicked
A king on a stolen throne.
An assassin sent to kill him.
A general blinded by loyalty.
A thief with a vendetta.
A dragon slayer running from his past.
A witch living in the shadow of a power she craves.
A forgotten enemy growing, lying in wait.
An overnight coup in a once-shining city shakes the kingdom of Iliandras. Aire, an assassin who has never missed her mark, is sent to kill the jester king. Dark plots are foiled when he makes her an offer she cannot refuse, bringing her into a political web no one can escape. The offer complicates as their bargain is twisted as something more grows between them.
Tied together by a prophecy of destruction, each player moves their pieces in a game of cunning, driven and blinded by their own selfish desire and the last ones standing will be the worst of the wicked.
An assassin sent to kill him.
A general blinded by loyalty.
A thief with a vendetta.
A dragon slayer running from his past.
A witch living in the shadow of a power she craves.
A forgotten enemy growing, lying in wait.
An overnight coup in a once-shining city shakes the kingdom of Iliandras. Aire, an assassin who has never missed her mark, is sent to kill the jester king. Dark plots are foiled when he makes her an offer she cannot refuse, bringing her into a political web no one can escape. The offer complicates as their bargain is twisted as something more grows between them.
Tied together by a prophecy of destruction, each player moves their pieces in a game of cunning, driven and blinded by their own selfish desire and the last ones standing will be the worst of the wicked.
412 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 1, 2024
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December 11, 2024
Seriously so cool to have read a book by a friend!!!! Meg’s concept was so good and she’s such a strong writer - it was a privilege to read
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