The Seventh Sister
by M.A. Brown
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Pub Date Aug 06 2025 | Archive Date Jul 02 2025
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Description
Balance the Scales
As Above So Below
When Ertha is stolen away to the dark shores of the enemy kingdom she's thrust into a tangled web of political intrigue and deadly secrets that leaves her wondering who she can trust. The otherworldly right hand of the king, who is her keeper? Or the soldier she healed who has vowed to protect her at all costs?
When it becomes clear she wasn't just taken by chance– that there are much more powerful entities with their hands steering her fate— she's forced to confront that nothing is as it seems, not the men who protect her, the world she knows, or even herself.
First in a Duet told in singe first person POV.
Advance Praise
M.A. Brown transports you to another world that’s lush, vibrant, and brimming with lore. The characters are so intricately fleshed out and flawed you will be desperate for more when you turn the last page.
- Stephanie Combs, coauthor of The Stars Would Curse Us
In true M.A. Brown fashion, this lyrical and enigmatic book will make, break, and reshape you. A dark, sultry and irrisistable read that will keep you turning pages late into the night.
- Cynthia Brubaker, author of Of Hearts and Hunters
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9798988333180 |
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Featured Reviews
C S, Educator
could not review as couldn't read it. The only option for reading this was to read it on my computer using netgalley's app. I do not want to read books on my computer, so there's no way for me to give this a review. One star for netgalley on this. book might be great for all I know. too bad for the author.
