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A Dueler's Fate
Paperback
Publisher Price: $19.99
Publisher: Tanner Lee
Published: Oct 17 2025
Pages: 410
Weight: 0.89
Height: 0.84 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
This character-driven story of legacy, betrayal, and romance is set in a medieval-
inspired world where political decisions are settled by blade. It will appeal to fans
of Andrea Stewart's The Bone Shard Daughter and Scott Lynch's The Lies of Locke
Lamora.
Amis Hastings was born into a revered dueling family where honor is earned with steel.
But when his older brother is wrongfully executed and branded a murderer, Amis must
choose between loyalty to his family and his pursuit of the truth. His only clue was an
ancient book his brother left behind, filled with cryptic passages, forgotten history, and
veiled warnings.
As he searches for answers, Amis is drawn into the ranks of a powerful dueling guild
with its political ambitions. Torn between duty, love, and blood, Amis uncovers a chilling
reality. A cunning manipulator has been orchestrating events from the shadows, and his
family's downfall may only be the beginning.
A Dueler's Fate stands alone but has strong series potential. It explores themes of
loyalty, political corruption, and the personal cost of vengeance in a world where justice
is determined by who survives the duel. The underlying theme throughout the book is
young, hopeless romantics who will do anything for their love.
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