This book is a combination of Avatar the Last Airbender and Game of Thrones mixed into one. In the fantasy world which is traditionally Medieval European, we are increasignly seeing Chinese/Japanese fantasy is coming onto the forefront, along with African/Arabian inspired fantasy novels, this is another fantastic addition. This is one of the most UNDER-RATED gems of the fantasy novel settings that I’ve picked up. Where should I get it? Then pick this up when the world is going 360* crazy. If you wanted Indian fantasy and wondered. You will find all links attached in the cover section should you wish to buy, and enter the rafflecopter link to win an extra copy which is down below Make sure to check out the rest of the reviews here Welcome to the final stop of the Jean Book Tour Review, where thanks to and Swati Teerdhala, I got an ARC to review the latest book in the Tiger at Midnight Triology. Getting into the palace was the easy task coming out together will be a battle for their lives. With the rebel Blades’ entry into Vardaan’s court, a match has been lit, and long-held secrets will force Kunal and Esha to reconsider their loyalties-to their country and to each other. A radical plan is underfoot to rescue Jansa’s long-lost Princess Reha-the key to the stolen throne.īut amid the Mela games and glittering festivities, much more dangerous forces lie in wait.

Meanwhile, Esha will use her new role as adviser to Prince Harun to keep a pulse on shifting political parties and seek out allies for their rebel cause. Kunal will return to his role as dedicated Senap soldier, at the Sun Mela to provide extra security for the palace during the peace summit for the divided nations of Jansa and Dharka. For Kunal and Esha, finally working together as rebel spies, it provides the perfect guise to infiltrate King Vardaan’s vicious court. The Sun Mela is many things: a call for peace, a cause for celebration, and, above all, a deadly competition.

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