Fate of the Broken Queen
Paperback
Series: Wicked Warlocks, Book 2
ISBN13: 9781960784353
Publisher: Tivshe Publishing
Published: Feb 29 2024
Pages: 348
Weight: 0.86
Height: 0.78 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.25
Language: English
The Braigon Coven, with its constant snow and frigid temperatures, was the last place Cassandra thought Nicolas would banish her, but she was wrong. Riggs, king of the coven, and his brother Rush are determined to make her pay for her crimes.
Sentenced to the role of servant, she can't avoid the commanding king who looks at her with hungry but resentful eyes and his brother whose comments and burly presence confuse her. Riggs expects obedience and is determined to break her, while Rush seems determined to bring out the bold, fiery side that landed her in this predicament.
Between the two men, she will discover the parts of herself she lost in her greed and jealousy and find that redemption, although hard to earn, is worth fighting for.
Fate of the Broken Queen is the second book in the Wicked Warlocks duet. It is a stand-alone couple story that intersects with Briana and Nicolas' story from Curse of the Broken Prince.
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