Daughter of the Broken Prophecy
YA Dark Fantasy
The last child born beneath a blood moon will destroy the thrones of every kingdom.
They murdered a queen to kill the prophecy before it was born and told the kingdom the bloodline was gone forever.
But they were wrong.
Lysaria grew up an orphan in a city where vampires rule from the shadows and magic is buried beneath bones and burned pages.
But when a forbidden ritual awakens something ancient in her blood, the truth begins to unravel.
Now the rulers of the night are hunting her before she remembers who she truly is.
No longer the forgotten girl they tried to bury.
Lysaria is the daughter of a fallen queen.
Bearer of the Hollow Blade.
And the living key to a prophecy the courts fear more than death.
Because the prophecy was never meant to be stopped. Only fulfilled.
With a cursed warrior bound to her by blood and a past soaked in betrayal, Lysaria must decide what kind of queen she will become...
One who saves the kingdom.
Or one who burns it to the ground.
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Reader Reviews
4 ratings
Tina S. T.
Jennifer M.
This is book one of The Crown of Ash series. It’s a short read that almost feels more like a prequel. This book tells us the back story and motivation behind the characters and their roles in the story. Great start to the series. It pulled me in from beginning to end and held my attention. The world building is detailed and imaginative. This book has strong characters and an interesting story line that keeps you turning the pages. I received a copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Samara H.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ARC Review
This book had a really intriguing premise with a dark, magical world that immediately caught my interest. The prophecy, the blood-moon mythology, and the unique twist on vampire lore were all strong elements with a lot of potential.
Unfortunately, it just didn’t hold my attention the way I hoped. There were moments that pulled me in, but overall the pacing and flow didn’t fully keep me engaged throughout the story. That said, the writing itself was solid, and the concept is definitely creative and original.
A good read with great ideas — just not quite gripping enough for me personally. Four stars
Annie M.
Wow this book was amazing!! I need more