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In the wake of the Kejari, everything Oraya once thought to be true has been destroyed. A prisoner in her own kingdom, grieving the only family she ever had, and reeling from a gutting betrayal, she no longer even knows the truth of her own blood. Shes left only with one certainty: she cannot trust anyone, least of all Raihn.
The House of Night, too, is surrounded by enemies. Raihns own nobles are none too eager to accept a Turned king, especially one who was once a slave. And the House of Blood digs their claws into the kingdom, threatening to tear it apart from the inside.
When Raihn offers Oraya a secret alliance, taking the deal is her only chance at reclaiming her kingdomand gaining her vengeance against the lover who betrayed her. But to do so, shell need to harness a devastating ancient power, intertwined with her fathers greatest secrets.
But with enemies closing in on all sides, nothing is as it seems. As she unravels her past and faces her future, Oraya finds herself forced to choose between the bloody reality of seizing power and the devastating love that could be her downfall.
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The ashes and the star cursed king
The Ashes and the Star-Cursed King is a thrilling and emotional conclusion to the first duology in the Crowns of Nyaxia series. This book picks up right where The Serpent and the Wings of Night left off, diving deeper into the dark, intricate world the author has crafted. The risks are higher, the romance is more intense, and the political intrigue is absolutely gripping. Oraya and Raihn’s relationship takes center stage, and the tension between them is fueled by betrayal, love, and power. While I loved the lush world-building and the emotional depth of the characters, there were moments where the pacing felt a bit uneven, and some plot twists didn’t hit as hard as I hoped. Anyway, the last act of the book is packed with shocking revelations, heart-pounding action, and a satisfying (if bittersweet) resolution. If you loved the first book, this one is absolutely worth the read!