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The Enchanted Ring
Betrothed to a man who despises her...
Princess Nyana is headed to Exas. But she’s going to need to rely on Abra Beachglass, because what she discovers when she gets there will send her reeling…
Prince Kalen believes Nyana to be dead, and he suspects he's next. When he attempts a daring escape, things go sideways in a way he never saw coming...
Everyone is keeping secrets to stay alive, but their tangled web of lies might strangle them all...
Princess Nyana is headed to Exas. But she’s going to need to rely on Abra Beachglass, because what she discovers when she gets there will send her reeling…
Prince Kalen believes Nyana to be dead, and he suspects he's next. When he attempts a daring escape, things go sideways in a way he never saw coming...
Everyone is keeping secrets to stay alive, but their tangled web of lies might strangle them all...
270 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 30, 2026
About the author
Penelope Wright
94 books78 followersPenelope Wright spent a quarter of her life on the east coast and the rest in Washington state. She worked her way through college in restaurants, hospitals, factories, and everything in between, finally graduating summa cum laude from the University of Washington after an absurdly long time. She loves both traditions and new experiences, and will try anything once, except skydiving, which is a hard no. She lives north of Seattle with her husband and two amazing teenagers.
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February 4, 2026
Needs some work
These books have a great story to them. The execution is just not quite what it could be.
If you combined books 1 and 2, this might feel like a full installment in the story. As they are, it sort of feels like we reach the rising action phase in the story, and the only resolution the author could find was to end the book. This leaves the story feeling incomplete and not in a cliffhanger kind of way. This feels more like a net galley installment story where you get bits of a full book here and there until you finally have a full story.
That said, the story has great bones, an amazing premise, and room to grow into something pretty cool. I'll read the next installment when it comes, though I do hope we get a bit more to the story in the next one.
Rated G, 0 🌶
Perfect if you're in need of a short read.
These books have a great story to them. The execution is just not quite what it could be.
If you combined books 1 and 2, this might feel like a full installment in the story. As they are, it sort of feels like we reach the rising action phase in the story, and the only resolution the author could find was to end the book. This leaves the story feeling incomplete and not in a cliffhanger kind of way. This feels more like a net galley installment story where you get bits of a full book here and there until you finally have a full story.
That said, the story has great bones, an amazing premise, and room to grow into something pretty cool. I'll read the next installment when it comes, though I do hope we get a bit more to the story in the next one.
Rated G, 0 🌶
Perfect if you're in need of a short read.
March 27, 2026
Women Rock!
In a broken world, women are not seen or heard. Royals scheme constantly, caring nothing for those beneath them. But they chose the wrong woman this time to use for their nefarious plans. I look forward to finding out how she takes the wind from their sails.
In a broken world, women are not seen or heard. Royals scheme constantly, caring nothing for those beneath them. But they chose the wrong woman this time to use for their nefarious plans. I look forward to finding out how she takes the wind from their sails.
July 3, 2026
I wanted to like this because I liked the first one and the queen trials. There was so much AI writing in it that I couldn’t bring myself to keep going. It sounded sooooooo AI that it got aggravating.
March 1, 2026
Gripping series
Can't put it down, even to sleep. Excited to see how it ends and hoping the author releases another book soon.
Can't put it down, even to sleep. Excited to see how it ends and hoping the author releases another book soon.
February 18, 2026
More excitement for Abra!
This book does not stop, it is constant psychological (and occasionally physical) tension that doesn’t stop. Our heroine can never catch a break and we follow her peril at every turn. If you love boats and the water, there are some beautiful depictions of being on ship, and some of the allegory between rival factions and modern American policy might make your heart hurt. I read it straight through.
This book does not stop, it is constant psychological (and occasionally physical) tension that doesn’t stop. Our heroine can never catch a break and we follow her peril at every turn. If you love boats and the water, there are some beautiful depictions of being on ship, and some of the allegory between rival factions and modern American policy might make your heart hurt. I read it straight through.
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