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The Rebel Princess by Katie Clark

 



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A traitor. A future king. A doomed love story.

Merry Stern has never been a spy, but when she’s offered asylum in exchange for her help uncovering

remaining rebel bands, she accepts in hopes of freeing her father. Working with the royals is no easy

feat, as Prince Gregory Hamilton considers her untrustworthy and duplicitous. As she and the prince

navigate their uncomfortable relationship, Merry is introduced to questions she did not know she

possessed; questions of light and darkness, good and evil.

Princess Roanna is finally engaged to Prince Benjamin of Lox, only the marriage seems stalled and she

cannot determine at whose hand. The Dawsons won’t let her out of their sight, Chester’s Wake is

focusing all efforts on finding their lost princess, and Lox refuses to acknowledge her position entirely.

Truth and lies are brought to light as those who seek to control and destroy are finally uncovered in The

Rebel Princess.

 

EXCEPRT

 

Chapter 1

A thick, red blood droplet hit Roanna’s hand. Then another. And another. A moment

later, a warm trickle reached her upper lip. She blew out a frustrated breath and reached for a

handkerchief. “I can’t do anymore today.” She turned to Roland Dawson, her uncle and the

brother of the king of Dawson’s Edge. She moved the conversation to her mind. It’s too much.

I’m not strong enough yet. She wiped the blood from her face, thankful she had pinned back her

dark locks that now reached well past her shoulders. She wore simple clothes when training with

Roland in the palace gardens—a full, knee-length, cotton skirt with a blouse and a vest. She had

learned that, at times, she wasn’t quick enough to stop the nose bleeds, and she had ruined more

than one gown. Today, Roland was trying to teach her to search out others with her mind and

identify those with whom she could speak—namely, those who also had the power to

communicate via thought.

While she had adjusted to the idea of having powers, or anomalies, as they were called

back home in Chester’s Wake, she had not yet mastered her skills.

Roland sighed. “The ability is there. You simply haven’t unlocked it yet.”

Easy for him to say. His ability was small, at least compared to hers. He didn’t

understand the pressure that built in her head when she concentrated so hard, when so much

power rushed through her.

 

My review:

The Rebel Princess picks up where The Rejected Princess left off. Which is a good thing because I was really wondering what had happened. After all Roanna had discovered she wasn't who she thought she was and needed a happy ending, which should be book two, right? But of course Katie Clark wasn't going to let them off the hook that easily, and being a fan of her writing I'd expect nothing less.

Within the first few pages we're tossed right back into the enchanting world of Chester's Wake, Dawson's Edge and Lox, with all the court intrigue and tense situations that comes with it. I'm not giving anything away, but expect the unexpected and don't miss this one as it answers those cliff hanging questions from book one.

 

AUTHOR BIO

 

KATIE CLARK started reading fantastical stories in grade school and her love for books

never died. Today she reads in all genres; her only requirement is an awesome story! She writes

young adult speculative fiction, including her romantic fantasy novel, The Rejected Princess, her

Beguiled Series, and her dystopian Enslaved Series. You can connect with her at her website, or

on social media @KatieClarkBooks.

 

LINKS

 

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08966QS4T?pf_rd_r=AB361EEQ7YAJGG8VEHFN&pf_rd_p=edaba0ee-c2fe-4124-9f5d-b31d6b1bfbee

Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/53125573-the-rebel-princess?ac=1&from_search=true&qid=gO0WVNlv06&rank=1


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