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Bonds of Betrayal

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Seven years ago, Eleyana Terren’s kingdom was invaded and she vanished into enemy lands, hoping her sister—the true queen—was still alive. But when she’s discovered, the truths she has clung to unravel.

Forced to face the man who betrayed her family, Eleyana must confront her darkest fears, but will she choose to do what is expected of her?

In a world ravaged by war and betrayal, destiny demands a choice—one that could cost her everything.

310 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 11, 2025

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Helen Archer

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May 25, 2025
A great first novel by Helen Archer introducing us to a fascinating world of interesting and complex characters. Where the motives and actions of the characters take us on an intriguing journey where the lines of trust and betrayal are blurred.

A very impressive debut and I look forward to the next installment of Eleya's saga!
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May 23, 2025
Filled with action from start to finish, Bonds of Betrayal describes what happens when a princess in hiding is found by her enemies. Sparks fly between the two main characters but the fate of the Eight Kingdoms hangs in the balance. Riveting!
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July 22, 2025
A fun action packed fantasy with an enemies to lovers romance. Filled with twists and turns, you never quite know who Eleya can trust as she faces the people who took her kingdom and killed her family. Great for fans of From Blood and Ash, and the Red Queen Series.
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May 10, 2025
An utterly fantastic story that i could not put down. i was totally immersed within the narrative and especially the complexity of the relationship between Darian and Eleyana.
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