Witch Queen's War
Savannah Stephens
Jul 2027 · Sold by Penguin
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A witch queen must embrace her powers to lead her people against evil forces plaguing New Orleans in this gripping novel by the author of Witch Queen Rising.
Seraphine Barreau was the outcast who became Queen. Accepting the mantle of Prime, Phine has decided to embrace the witchkin community that once turned its back on her and has sworn to keep them safe from the war that that is brewing. In recent years, witches, vampires, werewolves, and the Sidhe have lived in tenuous peace. But Julian, the Vampire King, dreams of ruling all of New Orleans and is amassing an army of daywalking vampires to support his bid for power. Phine had subdued him, but now he’s gathering strength to retaliate.
Phine cannot confront the vampires alone and must convince the other paranormal communities to cooperate with one another if they want to avoid needless bloodshed. But the werewolves’ Troop Leader—and Phine’s ex—would prefer to be neutral. Meanwhile, the Sidhe have their own internal power struggles—involving the smooth-talking Vincent—plaguing them. Phine will have to put her pride and her heart on the line if she is to protect witchkin, and all of New Orleans, from falling into perpetual darkness.
Seraphine Barreau was the outcast who became Queen. Accepting the mantle of Prime, Phine has decided to embrace the witchkin community that once turned its back on her and has sworn to keep them safe from the war that that is brewing. In recent years, witches, vampires, werewolves, and the Sidhe have lived in tenuous peace. But Julian, the Vampire King, dreams of ruling all of New Orleans and is amassing an army of daywalking vampires to support his bid for power. Phine had subdued him, but now he’s gathering strength to retaliate.
Phine cannot confront the vampires alone and must convince the other paranormal communities to cooperate with one another if they want to avoid needless bloodshed. But the werewolves’ Troop Leader—and Phine’s ex—would prefer to be neutral. Meanwhile, the Sidhe have their own internal power struggles—involving the smooth-talking Vincent—plaguing them. Phine will have to put her pride and her heart on the line if she is to protect witchkin, and all of New Orleans, from falling into perpetual darkness.
A witch queen must embrace her powers to lead her people against evil forces plaguing New Orleans in this gripping novel by the author of Witch Queen Rising.
Seraphine Barreau was the outcast who became Queen. Accepting the mantle of Prime, Phine has decided to embrace the witchkin community tha...
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About the author
Savannah Stephens is an author who blends genres, most notably dark and paranormal fantasy. She proudly creates the representation she did not have growing up. Her protagonists are warriors, queens, assassins, witches, dragon riders, and more. She hopes to not only give readers fantastical worlds to escape into, but tools to survive the real world they inevitably return to once the pages stop turning. Savannah lives in Central New York with her feline familiar, Sir Beaumont of Fluffbottom. When not writing, she indulges in any one of her ever-expanding hoard of hobbies.
For readers of dark and urban fantasy, and fans of Anne Rice, Alexis Henderson, and Patricia Briggs.
For readers of dark and urban fantasy, and fans of Anne Rice, Alexis Henderson, and Patricia Briggs.
Savannah Stephens is an author who blends genres, most notably dark and paranormal fantasy. She proudly creates the representation she did not have growing up. Her protagonists are warriors, queens, assassins, witches, dragon riders, and more. She hopes to not only give readers fantastical worlds...
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