In Greythorne, she’s loved and lost and is dealing with grief and trying to move on. But jumping into Greythorne without rereading Bloodleaf, I forgot about those things I didn’t enjoy about her. I was not disappointed! Fascinating to see in my Bloodleaf review, Princess Aurelia wasn’t a favorite of mine. All I know is that I enjoyed Bloodleaf and had to find out what would happen next. I’ve been wanting to read this since it came out, even though I vaguely remember book one.But in her darkest moments when all seems grim, will Aurelia find a spark of hope from a love she thought long lost? With everyone turned against her and enemies closing in on all sides, Aurelia has nothing left to lose in a mad fight to protect the only people she has left-her family. With no place left to call her own, Aurelia returns to Greythorne Manor-her best friend’s family mansion-only to get swept up in a coup d’état on the night of her brother’s coronation. Princess Aurelia’s life is turned upside down when the kingdom she thought she saved turns to ruin, a loved one is tragically killed in a shipwreck, and her home country refuses to respect her brother’s legitimate claim to the throne. Categories: Young Adult, Fantasy, Romance, Magic
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