
The Woman of Steel and Scars

A woman demands vengeance.
A soldier questions loyalty.
A prince seeks justice.
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After surviving her fight in the Aikhtiar tournament, Serein picks up her blades again—this time as King Sethos' assassin. With each enemy she hunts down, she wades deeper into a world of death and secrets, faking the deaths of those who could be potential allies and help Rameses overthrow his father. Lurking around every corner is the threat of discovery and Xansas' shadow.
Beneath the mask of loyalty, Serein plots against Xansas and Sethos while old magic stirs and hidden forces make their move. She and Uriah follow leads to track down the leader of the Bone Vipers, who evades capture. Rameses faces an impending betrothal that forces him to decide when to make a move against his father. Rebel attacks increase, striking at the heart of the city. With each dangerous mission Serein undertakes, more pieces of the Malik's plans are revealed, but with them come more questions.
Success balances on a knife's edge, and one wrong move could destroy Serein’s chance to kill her enemies and finally be free.
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Serein

Rameses Nasr ibn Sethos al-Amirmoez
Uriah Stormheir


Trained as an assassin from childhood, Serein now finds herself serving the country that destroyed her homeland. Her cutting wit is as sharp as her eye for detail, using her keen skills of observation to read people and situations.
Crown prince of Sardon, Rameses prefers to spend his time reading and enjoying a good cup of coffee. A proficient archer and a lover of dogs, he uses his charm to steer Sarddon's trade and bring about a brighter future for his country.
Trained as a soldier and captain of Oyon's City Guard, Uriah takes his job of ensuring the city's safety very seriously. Haunted by memories of his time on the front, he struggles to come to terms with his actions on the front and regaining his sense of honor.
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The Assassin of Grins and Secrets
There’s some incredible edge of your seat confrontations. The sequel carries all the suspense, terror and magic of its predecessor. Then cranks it up some more. Fabulous.
James Harwood-Jones, Goodreads
A second book this may be, but it doesn't lack direction. It just might take a while getting there. I'm so here for that.

