Warrior Princess


Warrior Princess
Destiny's Path (Warrior Princess, #2)
Warrior Princess (Warrior Princess, #1)
Crooked Kingdom (Six of Crows, #2)
Crown of Midnight (Throne of Glass, #2)
The Emerald Flame (Warrior Princess, #3)
Metal Slinger (Fire & Metal, #1)
The Bridge Kingdom (The Bridge Kingdom, #1)
Flame in the Mist (Flame in the Mist, #1)
Sky in the Deep (Sky and Sea, #1)
To Kill a Kingdom (Hundred Kingdoms, #1)
The Assassin's Blade (Throne of Glass, #0.1-0.5)
Alanna: The First Adventure (Song of the Lioness, #1)
Born in Fire (Fire and Ice Trilogy, #1; Demon Days, Vampire Nights, #1)
Hunted (The Warrior Chronicles, #2)
Ursula Vernon
I suppose we should contact the local authorities?” said Wilbur. “I’m a princess,” said Harriet. “We’re in the hamster kingdom. I kinda am the authorities.” “Yeah, but you’re more a hitting-things-with-a-sword princess than a rehabilitating-villains princess.” “Being hit with a sword can be very rehabilitating, under the right circumstances.
Ursula Vernon, Giant Trouble

Liz Braswell
She didn't know much about real princesses except for in fairy tales, and books like #27: Legends from the Time of Knights. Gawain and Roland and his tower and the like. Princesses were often the points on which plots turned, the fulcrum that sped the hero along on his journey of becoming legendary, dead, or both. Sometimes the princesses were good-hearted and the knights fought valiantly for their honor. Sometimes they were evil and used witchy machinations to control the people around them, la ...more
Liz Braswell, What Once Was Mine

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