Blade of the Sun

She can communicate with animals and heal herself. But... can she navigate her complicated love life while discovering the truth about herself?

Solveig Andraevian has survived and struggled for years under the abuse of her father and his conniving advisor. No one would deny that she's an unconventional princess to the Kingdom of Laevaris. Outspoken and defiant, she's made many enemies in the castle. Yet her injuries heal at rapid speed, her pointed ears continue to draw comments and when, eventually, mysterious runes begin to form on her body, she can no longer deny that there is something very strange about her indeed.

Meanwhile, in the capital city of Falal, a revolution is stirring. After King Batair orders a purge on innocent civilians, the fierce princess decides to take action and joins the Rebellion leaders who seek to overthrow her father's rule to establish a fair and just kingdom for all. Catapulted into a new double life, Solveig must now act as both princess and revolutionary, all the while navigating the romantic pursuits of a variety of eligible young men who all desire her.

Join Solveig as she embarks on a journey to liberation and freedom, while unearthing secrets that will forever change how she sees her kingdom, her family and even herself.

Blade of the Sun is book 1 in the Blade of the Sun series. This is a RH romantic fantasy book which means the main female character will not have to choose between several love interests at the end of the story.

Blade of the Sun does have darker elements and adult content that readers need to be aware of such as strong language, violence, assault, and several forms of abuse. If you are looking for a perfect sweet, princess story where the main female character has a charmed life then this story is NOT for you. Her story is dark but it helps highlights how strong of a woman she becomes throughout the series.