ISBN 9781526644626
Rs. 800
Bloomsbury
Defend the Dawn
Who it's for: Fans of YA fantasy and political intrigue, especially readers of the first book.
In "Defend the Dawn," the kingdom of Kandala grapples with simmering revolution despite narrowly averting catastrophe. As King Harristan seeks new leadership, Tessa and Prince Corrick work to unite rebels and royals. With the consuls controlling the vital Moonflower, Corrick must find an alternative source for the life-saving Elixir. An offer from Ostriary prompts Tessa and Corrick to embark on a journey, facing dangers and deceptions that challenge their strained relationship and the fragile peace.Why You Should Read? Explores political intrigue and the complexities of leadership in a fantasy kingdom. Follows a perilous journey as characters seek a crucial resource and navigate alliances. Delves into a strained royal relationship amidst external threats and betrayals. Continues a bestselling series with new challenges and character development.
Highlights
- Continues the story of Tessa and Prince Corrick as they navigate political unrest.
- Focuses on the quest for an alternative to the vital Moonflower for the Elixir.
- Explores themes of leadership, alliance, and betrayal in a fantasy kingdom.
- Features a perilous journey to Ostriary with dangers and deceptions.
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Is this a sequel?
Yes, it continues the story from a previous book, following Tessa and Prince Corrick as they face new challenges.
What is the main plot?
The kingdom of Kandala is on the brink of revolution. Tessa and Corrick must find an alternative source for the Elixir because the consuls control the Moonflower, leading them on a dangerous journey to Ostriary.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores political intrigue, the complexities of leadership, and the strain on relationships amid external threats and betrayals.
Who would enjoy this book?
Readers who enjoy fantasy with political maneuvering and character-driven plots, especially those who liked the first book in the series.