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Serpent's Teeth
Europe is an extraordinarily dangerous place during the Spanish Inquisition—even for the wealthy heiress of a lost kingdom.
Tanis is an eighteen-year-old princess of Atlantis. Though her kingdom disappeared into the sea millennia ago, she and her mother still secretly lead the Atlantean people. When Queen Isabel of Spain and Bishop Torquemada discover this prosperous royal family hiding in plain sight, they torture the Atlanteans and conspire to steal their treasure.
Tanis barely escapes the ordeal alive. Consumed by rage, she vows to destroy Queen Isabel and Torquemada—even at the expense of the displaced Atlanteans who look to her for guidance.
Filled with complex characters, including pirates, spies, and an imprisoned English lord, Serpent’s Teeth doesn’t shy away from searing emotions and difficult choices. Tanis possesses an incredible strength—will she use her power to avenge the injustices of the past or to build a bright new future?
Tanis is an eighteen-year-old princess of Atlantis. Though her kingdom disappeared into the sea millennia ago, she and her mother still secretly lead the Atlantean people. When Queen Isabel of Spain and Bishop Torquemada discover this prosperous royal family hiding in plain sight, they torture the Atlanteans and conspire to steal their treasure.
Tanis barely escapes the ordeal alive. Consumed by rage, she vows to destroy Queen Isabel and Torquemada—even at the expense of the displaced Atlanteans who look to her for guidance.
Filled with complex characters, including pirates, spies, and an imprisoned English lord, Serpent’s Teeth doesn’t shy away from searing emotions and difficult choices. Tanis possesses an incredible strength—will she use her power to avenge the injustices of the past or to build a bright new future?
414 pages, Paperback
Published July 1, 2017
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