To Kill a Kingdom
There is also the romance where the participants are from either side of the battle, so has a little feeling of Romeo and Juliet in it. The questioning of family loyalties as the romance and feelings for one another blossom.
There are pirates, sirens, mermaids (some not that little) and a host of other characters to keep the interest piqued throughout the book.
Alexandra explores love and redemption and the role of the reluctant killer, but in the end this is a well-paced adventure with a love story at the heart of it.
A great Young Adult book with lots to offer different readers; adventure, pirates, and romance.
Looking forward to a follow up for To Kill a Kingdom.
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