My brother was raised to rule the Kingdom of Fae, just a small part of the land we call Unity.
He disappeared two years ago, leaving me the sole heir.
My parents are beloved by their people, but the wolf shifter king of Unity treats them like dirt.
He isn’t fit to rule over us all, and I spend every minute training to bring out my power and show that imposter what a real ruler should look like.
I didn’t mean to fall for the boy next door in the process, but fate has other plans.
And as for fate’s plans… Nothing could have prepared me for what is to come.
Fantastical world building, wolf shifters, faeries, vampires, dragons, and fated mates! Abigail Grant creates adventures of fantasy, epic romance and all things paranormal. Enemies to lovers readers delight!
This series is not reverse harem, and is appropriate for Young Adults, College age, and NA!
Readers of K.F. Breene, Ilona Andrews, Kelly St. Claire, Leia Stone, Elizabeth Briggs, Linsey Hall, and Jen L. Grey love this urban fantasy fae/shifter romance!
Bestselling author of many YA fantasy romance series, Abigail Grant has always found herself lost in a good book. Whether it be as a teenager sprawled out in her upstairs bedroom reading all hours of the night, or more recently as a wife to the bearded man of her dreams, and mother of four small children with huge imaginations. She is regularly excited for bedtime when she can tell her wide-eyed kids bedtime stories of magical realms and fierce creatures.
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i loved every page on this short story , i was hooked from the beginning , i love reading about vampires , wear wolves but from what i gather the series has many other monsters involver do ,im really looking forward to reading more in the kingdom trials :)
I found this prequel tale of a land made up of all the different paranormals (fae, werewolves, vampires etc) a little too rushed to really get involved with. It read to me more like a contemporary American YA paranormal short, with little in the way of describing the world to make it seem fantastical. The fae characters come across as just a normal family, albeit with the potential to do magic. There's a bit of sudden fated mates romance and something about a war with a king of all the paranormals, but there wasn't much detail to go on to give it that hook factor for me. A large chunk of the book is taken up with a preview of the main series, making this a very short read.
-I received a free copy of this e-book in a giveaway. This does not influence my review-
Intense, emotional, and driven by revenge. A Trial of Vengeance pulls you in with its strong emotional core and keeps you hooked with its tension and high stakes.
At the heart of the story is revenge—but it’s not simple. The characters are layered, dealing with pain, loyalty, and difficult choices that blur the line between right and wrong. That emotional complexity is what makes the story stand out.
There’s a steady build of tension throughout, and while some moments feel heavy, they add to the overall intensity of the journey. It’s the kind of story where you’re constantly questioning what justice really means.
Two years ago Ensley's brother up and left not long after the Kingdom Trials that seemed to change him leaving Ensley as next in line to rule, only problem is she is having trouble accessing her magic. Her parents have her start working with Oren to bring out her magic, what if she finds more than her magic in the process? As her parents visit with King goes awry leading her father to challenge King Alix for the throne, yet her parents are both murdered before the day of the challenge. As Ensley begins ruling Fae and hoping for vengeance for her parents death yet betrayal could lead to the downfall of not only her but the entirety of Fae lands.
Ensley, the human-trendiest Faery Queen ever imagined, is awfully cool about the loss of her family and of her kingdom. In the magical world where they belong, Ensley and her people are conquered and banished from their land. That's the prequel to a series about their adventures in hiding among humans, in a world more like ours.
It's an interesting plot premise, anyway. I found Ensley hard to take, but other readers might want to read more about her subjects trying to pass for humans.
This book had me gripped waiting to find out how the fae sorted out King Alix but I thought it ended too quickly. It left me wanting to carry on reading about how the fae settled into the human realm so that it was easy to continue to follow the characters in the next book but I feel there is a chunk of the story missing.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
A Trial of Vengeance is a brilliant opening to this series. It’s super short and full of all the magical world and character building required to begin the rest of the series. I’m really looking forward to picking up the next book and finding out what happens in the future to all of the fae.
I received a complimentary copy of the book and am giving my honest review. I enjoyed the characters and the story even though it is a prequel and just the beginning. It's a sad story that I'm curious about where it goes.
I recommend that everyone reads this before the start the Kingdom Trial series, it brings light on a few characters and starts the series off really well.
This book is Amazing!!!! Non stop reading!! I love the characters and it has some sad parts too. The magic element makes it very interesting. I can't wait to read the next book!!
I really enjoyed this book even though it was a short prequel it set the story up well for the stand alone.its got a good sense of epic world building too which I love in a book
Honestly, I was not expecting much from a novella. I was wrong. I love finding a little gem that will pull you in and have you hooked and ready for a journey through a series.